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We cruise on our Gulfstar Auxillary 41 centre cockpit. Our bimini is now
old and will need replacing this season. I have been thinking of replacing with a hard bimini that will last longer than a sunbrella one, allow the mounting of solar panels, water collection & other cockpit ammenities. I am considering building one myself. Some folks at the boat-yard suggested building one out of some kind of foam, that can be cut & fit & when the desired shape is reached, painted with resin to harden and so on. Anyone built a hard bimini? Advise? Used this foam stuff? Advise?...what's the stuff called & where can it be aquired? Advise on bimini for a cruising boat? Thanks all! Glenn. s/v Seawing |
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