all-weather covers from Kerry Cover Co. Ltd.

I came across the home page of Kerry Cover in China,
www.kerry-cover.com

They offer all weather covers for a quite interesting rate. I wonder if
someone has been in business contact with them and is willing to share
his experiences re. quality, delivery time, etc.

Thanks,
--
Peter Scholz
ASW24 JE

On Sep 2, 8:35*am, Peter Scholz wrote:
I came across the home page of Kerry Cover in China,www.kerry-cover.com

They offer all weather covers for a quite interesting rate. I wonder if
someone has been in business contact with them and is willing to share
his experiences re. quality, delivery time, etc.

Thanks,
--
Peter Scholz
ASW24 JE

This is exactly the sort of business that folks in China should be
good at, since they have pretty much taken over a good chunk of the
clothing and fabric industry. I am unaware of anyone in the USA that
offers a service like theirs, so I think there are a few of us who
would be interested in any follow-up.

Mike

I'd recommend Emfo or Jaxida covers.
It's cheaper to buy quality once instead of sweat shop rubbish
multiple times.
Jim

At 18:47 02 September 2011, JS wrote:
I'd recommend Emfo or Jaxida covers.
It's cheaper to buy quality once instead of sweat shop rubbish
multiple times.
Jim



We have Vertigo covers for our Duo Discus. UK made by glider
pilots, they have so far lasted very well for four seasons, including
one in South Africa. They compare very well with other European
manufacturers for durability, quality and cost.
www.vertigocovers.co.. Well recommended!

At 21:19 02 September 2011, Mike Philpott wrote:
At 18:47 02 September 2011, JS wrote:
I'd recommend Emfo or Jaxida covers.
It's cheaper to buy quality once instead of sweat shop rubbish
multiple times.
Jim



We have Vertigo covers for our Duo Discus. UK made by glider
pilots, they have so far lasted very well for four seasons, including
one in South Africa. They compare very well with other European
manufacturers for durability, quality and cost.
www.vertigocovers.co.. Well recommended!

The three sets of Jaxida covers we had were before production moved to
Germany, but they had a finite life of about three seasons even if
reproofed with a latex mixture every year.

I now have a set of Vertigo covers, and I am very happy indeed with them.

Mike

On Sep 2, 8:35*am, Peter Scholz wrote:
I came across the home page of Kerry Cover in China,www.kerry-cover.com

They offer all weather covers for a quite interesting rate. I wonder if
someone has been in business contact with them and is willing to share
his experiences re. quality, delivery time, etc.

Thanks,
--
Peter Scholz
ASW24 JE

Peter,

Kerry Covers used to make covers for CloudDancers. There was talk of
quality issues and the relationship was ended.

CloudDancer Covers can be purchased:
http://www.craggyaero.com/covers_&_caps.htm



Richard
www.craggyaero.com

I have a sample tail plane cover on a glider parked out side in
Williams, Ca.

It appears to be an exact knock off of a Jaxida cover. It has been 2
months and seems to performing about the same as well. Turning yellow
bit providing protecting from sun and dew set.
The delivery was very fast.

At 600 dollars for a complete set delivered for a Duo Discus I am so
far impressed.
Rex Mayes

I have these covers here......no quality problems! Already many happy owners
here in the USA and sold several to other coutries as well and all have been
quite pleased and quite impressed with the quality of materials and
construction and very reasonable costs.
http://www.wingsandwheels.com/canopy...ds_contest.htm
tim
Please visit the Wings & Wheels website at www.wingsandwheels.com



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On Sep 2, 8:35 am, Peter Scholz wrote:
I came across the home page of Kerry Cover in China,www.kerry-cover.com

They offer all weather covers for a quite interesting rate. I wonder if
someone has been in business contact with them and is willing to share
his experiences re. quality, delivery time, etc.

Thanks,
--
Peter Scholz
ASW24 JE

Peter,

Kerry Covers used to make covers for CloudDancers. There was talk of
quality issues and the relationship was ended.

CloudDancer Covers can be purchased:
http://www.craggyaero.com/covers_&_caps.htm



Richard
www.craggyaero.com

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On Friday, 2 September 2011 17:35:58 UTC+2, Peter Scholz wrote:
I came across the home page of Kerry Cover in China,
www.kerry-cover.com

They offer all weather covers for a quite interesting rate. I wonder if
someone has been in business contact with them and is willing to share
his experiences re. quality, delivery time, etc.

Thanks,
--
Peter Scholz
ASW24 JE



Hey All,
this post is now 5 years old.
What are the experiecences after 5 years ?
Marc
DG808C

On Saturday, December 10, 2016 at 1:55:14 AM UTC-7, wrote:
On Friday, 2 September 2011 17:35:58 UTC+2, Peter Scholz wrote:
I came across the home page of Kerry Cover in China,
www.kerry-cover.com

They offer all weather covers for a quite interesting rate. I wonder if
someone has been in business contact with them and is willing to share
his experiences re. quality, delivery time, etc.

Thanks,
--
Peter Scholz
ASW24 JE



Hey All,
this post is now 5 years old.
What are the experiecences after 5 years ?
Marc
DG808C

Have had mine now for 3 seasons. Only use them occasionally(around 30 times). Holding up as new.
But I do treat them at the start of every season with Star Brite waterproofing with PTEF. I use a spray bottle and then a brush to spread it. It dry's in a short time and doesn't yellow. It also helps with UV protection.

Best. #711.