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December 10th 16, 11:03 PM
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all-weather covers from Kerry Cover Co. Ltd.
Mine are four years old and seem in fine condition. They are on the ship almost all of the time: however, that is inside my hangar. The only time they are used outside is at contests maybe three or four weeks per year. Here is the real question for me. Should I run them through the washing machine just to clean them up, or would that cause problems of some kind?
David ASG29E BV 
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