Joy Toy
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Hi, all! I am in need of new canvas for my bimini top. I have a 280 Sundancer 2001. Any recommendations in the Baltimore area?
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xravenx
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Yep, http://weatherstoppercanvas.com/weatherstopper_004.htm
Brett's work is second to none, get on his list sooner rather then later as he is always busy. I saw numerous jobs he did and they were perfect. Considering I wanted to extend my rear bimini a little bit and didn't want to lose the lines of the boat, I wanted someone who really knew what they were doing. There is actually a picture of my boat on his website.
John
Brett's work is second to none, get on his list sooner rather then later as he is always busy. I saw numerous jobs he did and they were perfect. Considering I wanted to extend my rear bimini a little bit and didn't want to lose the lines of the boat, I wanted someone who really knew what they were doing. There is actually a picture of my boat on his website.
John
skibum
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He's close to me. I accidentally ran across his shop on the way home the last time I was at MM by Hack's house. I pulled in his lot to take a phone call and noticed it. Thanks for the recommendation.
I was thinking about taking the side and back panels for my camper top and all 5 pieces of glass somewhere to see what it would run to have them make me a set of snap on screen panels. Only the 2 back sides of the factory top have screens. To use them I have to unzip the glass and roll it down, which puts the rolled up glass on the starboard side in the way right on top of the seatback. I hate that arrangement. Stupid things should have rolled UP.
I think it would be great to have an all screen enclosure, particularly if they could use as little canvas as possible near the attachment points or avoid canvas all together.
I was thinking about taking the side and back panels for my camper top and all 5 pieces of glass somewhere to see what it would run to have them make me a set of snap on screen panels. Only the 2 back sides of the factory top have screens. To use them I have to unzip the glass and roll it down, which puts the rolled up glass on the starboard side in the way right on top of the seatback. I hate that arrangement. Stupid things should have rolled UP.
I think it would be great to have an all screen enclosure, particularly if they could use as little canvas as possible near the attachment points or avoid canvas all together.
al400
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Another choice in Baltimore is Admiral Canvas. Ed is changing the image of the "typical" canvas shop. His work and timeliness are exemplary!:thumbsup:
http://www.admiralmarinecanvas.com/
http://www.admiralmarinecanvas.com/
