Has anyone used this on a boat cover with good results?
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Ive never never it on a boat cover, but everything ive used it on (pack, tent) has withstood extensive use in the Texas sun, which is quite intense in the summers, has held up and after only 1 use, no fading at all. I would assume that it would work well, might take a liberal coat though, also you might want to think about getting a couple bottles depending on the size of your boat
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I use 10% bleach solution to clean mold off my boat cover, and I assume it would easily work here as well. Note that you should rinse it thoroughly after cleaning - that way it doesn't further erode the material. Good luck!
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This cover is for a V-Hull boat, I do own it and have it installed on my 18.5 ft open bow Sea Ray. This is not the right cover for a deckboat.
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Yes! This product is awesome. I used it to seal acrylic hatches on a sailboat. The trick I used was to tape with painters tape wherever you don't want the sealant to stick. Uses a generous amount so that it will push out around the seams and then let it sit. It takes a long time to totally cure, up to a week. Then take a razor blade and cut of the excess.
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I used it on my black Tahoe and liked it so well i tried it on my Ranger Boat that is red and light silver metalflake and it really looked good and water spots wiped off easier.
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Yes......however, I used it to cover my pontoon boat over the winter. Good news: waterproof and lightweight.Bad news: it will NOT make it thru another winter. Wearing thru at any sharp edges of the boat.
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Yes, it's a really good tarp. It lasted the summer and has withstood lots of rain, the searing sun, and many wind gusts of over 45 MPH. I plan on getting a bigger one for my boat.
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Effective enough for scaring birds and keeping them from messing on our deck... but not sure about your boat. We used the sizeable hole on the bottom to slide it onto a piece of pvc pipe as far up as it would go. Winds have never toppled it... i think this method 'could' possibly work on your boat.
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The foam should work fine. You may want to look into marine grade vinyl for the covers as boat cushions tend to have excessive sun and (salt) water exposure.
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I use it on the vinyl seats in our boat and it works fine.I also use it on rubber molding to bring back the shine and "newness".The product works on a variety of surfaces.
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Jim - I will do my best here.The cover is not what I would desribe as cheap plastic. It is more like a waterproof woven material that seems quite durable. I have had the cover on the boat while trailering on the highway for several trips at over 80 miles each, and the cover held up well. There are also plenty of tie downs that have heald up well.Hope this helps.Jeff
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I use it for stickers all over my car for company advertising. I can get a year out of the waterproof vinyl. I've played with different coatings but jury is still out on what works best even necessary at all. Let dry for 15 minutes and BE SURE you do the warm-water rince, makes a big difference. We are playing with glow-in-the-dark sprays also; but ONLY use Rust-oleum sprays, we used Krylon and the crappy top on the can dripped liquid all over the vinyl, Rust-oleum has great spray nozzles. Also, the best spray we think is the one called Automative Gloss Lacquer - it's for sealing auto-paint and seems to work great on this.
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We use it on all canvas applicatuons on our houseboat. Some are vertical surfaces and some are horizontal & everything in between. We reapply each spring.
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I have used it on punctures and cigarette burns and it works well. I really do not know about tears. You could put paper or cardboard under the tear and then put the sides together using performix. You need to use enough so you can sand the area so it is even with the rest of the leather. Then buy some SEM color coat flexible marine coating that will match your seating.( it doesn't have to be exact no one will notice) you can paint just the spot or the entire seat. Use several light coats, it drys fast. Try it on a small tear and see if it works. Good luck. I have done this on entire boat seats and they look great. I have used it on punctures and cigarette burns and it works well. I really do not know about tears. You could put paper or cardboard under the tear and then put the sides together using performix. You need to use enough so you can sand the area so it is even with the rest of the leather. Then buy some SEM color coat flexible marine coating that will match your seating.( it doesn't have to be exact no one will notice) you can paint just the spot or the entire seat. Use several light coats, it drys fast. Try it on a small tear and see if it works. Good luck. I have done this on entire boat... » Read More I have used it on punctures and cigarette burns and it works well. I really do not know about tears. You could put paper or cardboard under the tear and then put the sides together using performix. You need to use enough so you can sand the area so it is even with the rest of the leather. Then buy some SEM color coat flexible marine coating that will match your seating.( it doesn't have to be exact no one will notice) you can paint just the spot or the entire seat. Use several light coats, it drys fast. Try it on a small tear and see if it works. Good luck. I have done this on entire boat seats and they look great. « Show Less
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As long as the surface of the boat is free of pits and scratches you can apply the film and not worry. Any blemishes or roughness will make applying the film very difficult and will probably not last long.
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I used it on the bottom of a aluminum boat and it worked fine..you must sand and prep first. If your usingit for a big crack use a thicker marine epoxy first then sand then apply its kindof a thin liquid but its strong and dries flexible. It was ill definatly seal leaking rivets and is easy to use..
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Absolutely!!! Used it to cover the whole bottom of my 14' aluminum non deep n' wide and also to cover the whole stern... My boat leaked like crazy threw the rivets and seams... About a gallon or two every 10 mins. After using gluvit, no leaks!! Crazy! Only thing is it is prone to UV damage, so if you flip it for the winter, maybe tarp it : )