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On Sun, 30 Sep 2018 09:42:51 +0000, Colin Roney wrote:
My weather covers are beginning to look a bit tatty and will need to be replaced sooner rather than later. The UV has done it`s damage over the years and the seagulls also who like to peck and engage in other activities. The plan is to replace the covers with sailcloth. Any ideas what the best spec is best for the job.? I'm happy with mine from Clouddancers http://clouddancers.de/ which are still looking good after 8 years use, despite the dirty birdies best efforts. I think having covers with a soft/waffled layer under the waterproof top cover and a netting undersurface for ventilation of the wing and tailplane is a near essential. -- Martin | martin at Gregorie | gregorie dot org |
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Another thumbs up for Clouddancer.
I've owned EMFO and currently 2 Clouddancer "Uncutable" sets, besides a canopy/engine bay cover from Jaxida and the usual assortment of other canopy covers. Jim |
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