On Tue, 27 Jan 2004 14:13:36 -0400, "Capt. Mooron"
wrote:


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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| Yes it does I forgot to mention my hatch covers.
|
| Anyone got a good pic of those hatch covers...don't see them here often at
| all..

Some just snap on to the outside of the hatches/ports... some like mine snap
to the inside of the ports/hatches. It's just a sunbrella cover cut &
stitched to fit.

Mine have a fairly tight sewn in elastic piece around the edges that
stretches and hooks under the lip of the hatch. The top is either
"quilted" or not. Mine are, which contains some sort of insulating
material. As I didn't make them, I can't be more specific about how
they are made. Obviously they are only on the hatches when I am not
aboard the boat. They aren't in use when I am sailing. They seem
well secured when they are in place and I have no real concern that
they will blow off when I am away. These are on my overhead Bomar
hatches. On my portlights, I have done what most folks around here
do. I have purchased some of the automobile sunscreens from Walmart
for about $5, and cut out pieces in the size and shape of my
portlights. Wedge them into place when I leave the boat. You can get
fancy and cover one side with sunbrella to match the interior or not.
Depends on access to sewing skills


Maybe you can use your grinder to make some up for Alien??
Bwahahahahahahahahaaa!!

CM