Who uses a boat cover regulary and what brand works best?
I currently have a WindStorm boat cover on my boat, and about a month into using this cover I started to have issues. The cover started to rip in the aft corners, and then at the seams. this cover also started to mold on the inside as well. I called about the warranty, and they said that the issues are not covered under warranty but they would gladly give me a 15% discount with the purchase of a new cover :pissed:.
Has anyone had any good luck with their boat cover, and if so, can you give me some advise for my next purchase? I need it for regular use, and also for towing. Thanks |
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I use the cheap one form academy but if your in the sun Im sure it would not last long
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My boat stays parked in the sun... so I have to keep her covered and a good coat of wax on her at all times.
latravcha... I like the ttop covers, but do not have a ttop on my boat. Have you ever trailered your boat with the cover on it? I travel a lot. Thanks for the advice. |
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Personally I dont like to trailer with a cover. Did it once with a bass boat I had when I got where I was going the fiberglass was scuffed up from the cover rubbing. |
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I use a carver custom boat cover. they are designed for your specific hull. cover comes with a $500 price tag, but in my opinion is worth it. had mine a couple years now; it stays in the sun and there are no signs of tearing or sagging. still works as well as the first time I put it on my boat. easy to get on and off. takes me a little more than 5 minutes by myself.
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Well. Those damn cats got to my cover and ripped it to shreds. I had to go to Colorado (where those dope smokers hang out) for a week and came back to a Hugh hole in my cover. When I went to look at it, you could see the claw marks going up the cover where they tried to climb up it.
I hope they like antifreeze:-) |
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