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Few of my past covers

Started by Mike, August 07, 2012, 03:21:33 pm

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Mike

This was a full cover on a big whaler


Cockpit cover in weathermax


Seats covers and fly  outdura



Hurricane. Cover with motor cover

jojo

These look great, Mike! Do you install these while they're on the lift??  Don't know if I could handle that.

JuneC

Beautiful as always, Mike.  Don't you just love those "over the railing" covers?  Amazing how much extra fabric that takes and how it complicates the fit.  Of course, the alternative of cuts for rail stanchions is just not an option. 

June
"Horse sense is the thing a horse has which keeps it from betting on people."

     W. C. Fields

Mike

Yes JoJo I have to install on the lift also wich it actually harder the. Patterning as you have nowhere to stand with the  over on I  generaly snap the front and rear then rais the boat up high enough that if I sit on the lift beams I can do the sides. Yesterday I had to float one at the dock to. Do this as the beam was to skinny.
And ya June that hurricane the guy wanted right down to the rubrail   Not fun

Mike

August 16, 2012, 07:23:15 pm #4 Last Edit: August 17, 2012, 11:33:21 am by MikeM8560
Quote from: JuneC on August 08, 2012, 06:23:21 am
Beautiful as always, Mike.  Don't you just love those "over the railing" covers? the alternative of cuts for rail stanchions is just not an option.  

June

I did that on this at 40'of silverton.  request Of owner  didn't want a fabic tent and form fitting