Canvas Panels
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km1125
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Re: Canvas Panels
Before I knew those "extend-a-zippers" existed, I had made one like that for my dock neighbor. He could never get the one flap closed because the canvas had shrunk over the years. I had an old canvas with zippers on it and cut them out and sewed them back-to-back for him to use.
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tonyiiiafl
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paulr
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Re: Canvas Panels
Speaking of canvas. My CY 396 needed new deck pads. I just dropped them off to have them redone.
$1000 for the pair, 8 weeks delivery installed.
$1000 for the pair, 8 weeks delivery installed.
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tonyiiiafl
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tonyiiiafl
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Re: Canvas Panels
Update. I secured the panel to a sheet of plywood. A small staple in each corner and one mudslides. Then I taped it to the board. Secure as can be. I pulled the stitching out, and removed the old window and cut new one. Slid old back in. Next I am going to baste tape new one in. Once I get the new machine I will practice sewing. More soon with pics.
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tonyiiiafl
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Re: Canvas Panels
AND look what arrived today! I am ready to GO! GO! GO! this weekend!
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g36
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Re: Canvas Panels
Hurry up I can't wait 
1997 Carver 405
Crusader xli
The Black Pearl
Soddy Daisy Tn.
Crusader xli
The Black Pearl
Soddy Daisy Tn.
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tonyiiiafl
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Grafunkus
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Re: Canvas Panels
I saw this page a couple of years ago. Made my own for the boat last year. This years' project is sewing new bimini & enclosure.paulr wrote:QR_BBPOST tonyiiiafl
I wish I knew about these products over the last few years. Especially when its cold out.
https://www.canvas-boat-cover-and-repai ... ppers.html
https://store.canvas-boat-cover-and-rep ... end-zipper
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Midnightsun
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Re: Canvas Panels
Oh Boy, bought a Sailrite Ultrafeed LZ1 premium a month ago or so. Going to have to experiment quite a bit but felt I should try this on my own as these canvas guys are getting completely ridiculous when it comes to pricing. Really like DIY stuff and am quite patient so what the heck. Worst case scenario is I lose a few hundred after I sell the machine however I have a feeling this is going to work out well for me. Wish me luck. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wsyvUsZsRU
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