Can this be used on sail boat canvas bimini top with isinglass?
1280233
I am really not sure. I haven't tried it on our bimini cover yet. I use it on my sunbrella pillows. Sorry. I would try a small area that can't be readily seen first. Let me know what happens if you do it. Thanks.
447735
I'm not sure, you could try spraying a little on a spot of the interior cushion to see if it has an adverse effect on it first. When I did my Sunbrella bimini I made sure the fabric got good and wetted, to the point where it was damp on the back side. Also one thing I now know, the product is only as good as the fabric it is going on. My bimini now initially repels water like a ducks back (since applying the 303), but with heavy enough rain, eventually it wets and soaks through. With bright sunshine above, I can see light coming through my bimini, it has been out in the sun for 7 years non stop. Overall still pleased with the results of the 303. I applied with a foam roller since it was a large area, with hard to reach spots.
2232696
Yes it can. I used my sliding track to secure the back ties of the bimini and it works fine. I could fold it forward to store it or backard to store it. Depending on where you want the bimini to reside on the boat you will the sliding track 100% or partially fixing the fore or aft end to some permanent mount on your boat. Hope this helps!
1598973
I don't see why not. This is a fantastic product! The two straps holds the board very firmly. And a board in a bag should be no different. I always positioned my board aerodynamically, the bent tip toward the hood of the car. I have driven at top speeds and the board doesn't make that whistling sound like traditional strapping. But if you want to be a 100% certain, then contact Inno and ask them before buying. However, these racks are great. Also, measure you car's existing racks to make sure that the Inno racks will fit. They work on one car and not the other that I have. That was my only drawback. I hope that helped... I don't see why not. This is a fantastic product! The two straps holds the board very firmly. And a board in a bag should be no different. I always positioned my board aerodynamically, the bent tip toward the hood of the car. I have driven at top speeds and the board doesn't make that whistling sound like traditional strapping. But if you want to be a 100% certain, then contact Inno and ask them before buying. However, these racks are great. Also, measure you car's existing racks to make sure that the Inno racks will fit. They work on one car and not the other that I have. That was my only... » Read More I don't see why not. This is a fantastic product! The two straps holds the board very firmly. And a board in a bag should be no different. I always positioned my board aerodynamically, the bent tip toward the hood of the car. I have driven at top speeds and the board doesn't make that whistling sound like traditional strapping. But if you want to be a 100% certain, then contact Inno and ask them before buying. However, these racks are great. Also, measure you car's existing racks to make sure that the Inno racks will fit. They work on one car and not the other that I have. That was my only drawback. I hope that helped... « Show Less
1566695
Yes. I used mine on my boat in a close quarters situation so I don't see why you can't use it on a wet bar.
444559
If you intend to cover the outboard motor along with the boat, I don't think it will work. I tried to use the same cover for my boat and motor and it was to short. I ordered a larger one and it works just fine. Because of the beam width, you will have an excess amount along the sides of the boat which can be snugged up.
1439618
Absolutely. I love that boat. Do not over inflate. You will get years of use.
1509198
Not sure why not. The load stop option gives a higher side support, but that can be a barrier if your boat has lots of tumblehome.
1641998
no. it is strictly for boat use only. I made the mistake of buying this for a old jeep. it should be listed better
2277759
Probably but it is made to mound on a flat surface. Not sure how it would mount on your boat.
551809
Yes if you have the attachment if your boat is inflatable or if your boat is metal there is no problem.
1693273
I am not a factory representative, I don't know the legal labeling but if your top is canvas This stuff works great. My canvas is Sunbrella and as it ages the water comes right through and this stuff makes it water proof again and it has UV protection in it as well.
1377812
Yes it probably would canvas is nice and heavy very happy with it. The brackets that hold it mount to a flat surface and not sure if your boat has round railings or square railings
1403077
I don't know. We use it on our 4x8 Bic dinghy (2 person) & it is just super !
522350
If you prepare the surface so that the epoxy (pc11 ) has a good hold of the surface where you are spreading it, it will work. Bear in mind that the Epoxy works if you do spread it where the leak is (outside hull, if done on the inside it will not work). You might try it with a reinforcement of wire mesh for strength inside , but I have never tried on the inside of a boat bilge
1546003
I would not recommend it for canvas. I have used StormSure on both vinyl and canvas looking vinyl (I think they call it twill). It lasted longer on the ordinary vinyl but in the end, it did not last on either top. The StormSure eventually yellowed and then peeled up from the edges. Also, my tops had cracks that were eventually 2 inches long in a high tension area of the top. I suspect most patches will work on something small like a cigarette burn. I live in Arizona where the intense sun shines all year round and I operate my convertable top (up and down) almost daily. On the plain vinyl top I probably got five or six months out of the StormSure patch. On the twill top I got less than two months before I had to reapply more StormSure. I kept patching it with more StormSure and it looked hideous by the end of four months when I put a new top on. It didn't seem to adhere very well to the twill.
416122
I'd be afraid to try that on anything of value. 303 works great when freshly applied and dry, but wears away over time. On our Sunbrella enclosure of our boat, we re-coat it two or three times during the 5-month sailing season. Between coats, I find it still necessary to hit it lightly with an electric power-washer (1800 psi) to remove dirt and bird droppings. I'd hate to think what might happen to art work with all that abuse. 303 is probably the best canvas water-proofing around.