all-weather covers from Kerry Cover Co. Ltd.

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.

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

On Saturday, December 10, 2016 at 5:03:53 PM UTC-6, wrote:
snip - Should I run them through the washing machine just to clean them up, or would that cause problems of some kind?

David
ASG29E BV

After a very dusty trip out west, we chose to wash my covers. No apparent issues at all. It takes a fairly large space to lay them out to dry.

Lou