Sunbrella Boat Cover

Here's a site that offers both: http://tinyurl.com/np4zl

Outdura is a different brand name for Codura. Codura is a vinyl inffused polyester mesh material. While being very durable and strong, Codura is not very fade resistant at all and shrinks faster and more than Sunbrella. I personally prefer Sunbrella.

2006-09-08 11:52:21 by trombs

There's nothing more enjoyable than spending time on the water. That's why we made it easier than ever to care for your Sunbrella fabrics.

We recently purchased a boat and the canvas needs to be cleaned badly. It's stained on the outside and covered in mildew on the inside. I've tried scrubbing it with various cleaners but it still looks dirty. Suggestions?

Thank you!

You can also contact Sunbrella directly (I think they are in CT.) and send them your canvas. It comes back cleaned and ready to repel the elements. They usually have an ad in Northeast Powerboating.

2008-03-09 12:49:32 by Carol

Price: $83.98 $64.24

I have a 1990 20' Bayliner Capri bowrider. The 2050 CX model. I need a cover that can withstand the winter here in N.J. I have seen materials like SunBrella and SharkSkin, and even canvas... I can't spend lots of money, I guess around $300-325 is my limit. Any ideas?

Hello,

iBoats offers many great covers as cheap as you'll find them.
Sunbrella is great as a bimini top but a little too expensive and porous for a boat cover in my opinion.
I like the Sharkskin material myself, it's breathable but waterproof and they are strong enought to be left on while trailering just make sure you use some sort of bow system to keep water and snow from building up.

See you cover here; http://boatcovers.iboats.com/Bayliner/20 50_Capri_(2000)/?session_id=797925059&am p;cart_id=370260157.

2010-10-07 10:36:26 by espo610

100% Solution Dyed Acrylic
46" width (1 yard = 46" x 36")
Reversible - Yes