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We generally recommend Surlast. It is lighter in weight than Sunbrella
and is just as durable if not a little more. Restitching every few years is normal unless you use Gortex thread which is generally more expensive than you would want for a cover. Fixing chafe points etc is just normal maintenance for something like a cover. Blue plastic tarps are generally a poor choice as they tend to act alot like sandpaper, especially if placed over canvas items like biminis and dodgers. We had a case where one caused damage when used through only one storm. Doug "Graham" wrote in message ... Canvas winter covers are expensive and rot out in about 10 years (Quoted C$1400 for a 36x22). Cheap woven plastic tarps wear out in a year or two (Can buy similar size for C$100 - $200) Has anyone used any other type of cover? One would think that here would be some type of synthetic fabric that would outlast canvas yet still have it's weight and abrasion resistance. |
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