wcfrog
New Member
Looking for front and side isenglass, and side and aft camper curtains in black for a 2002 280 Sundancer
Wanted Camper Canvas 2002 280
- Thread starter wcfrog
- Start date
- Oct 31, 2009
- 3,455
- Boat Info
- 1992 370 ec
- Engines
- twin cummins 6bta's 300 hp
Rl80 pathfinder radar/chartplotter,SH 2150 matrix vhf w/ais
quicksilver 8
sure you dont want toast color? that one i saw on cl was complete. Its a few posts down, for 450 bucks.
wcfrog
New Member
Still looking if anyone has seen any:smt001
wcfrog
New Member
I would be willing to buy a slant back curtain for the stern if I cant get the camper back. Needs to be black.
AMFM3
Active Member
- Mar 11, 2012
- 1,390
- Boat Info
- 370 Sundancer 1995 Raymarine C 120 Plotter / Radar
- Engines
- 7.4 L Twin inboards,
V-Drives
You're probably going to have to go to a local canvas shop and have it custom made.
Mark
Gofirstclass
Well-Known Member
Mark is probably right...if you're going to get new canvas you're probably going to end up at a custom shop. If you're going to go to a custom shop, ask them about a product called "Stamoid". That's what I have on this boat and I like it better than the Sunbrella I've used in the past. Here's a linky to a website that compares it to Sunbrella and two other canvas products I've never heard of. http://wmarinecanvas.com/blog/stamoid-vs-weathermax-vs-acrylic-canvases-25/1/2013
Here's a quote from that site...
"Stamoid Top is a vinly-laminated (both sides) high-tenacity polyester. Although Ferrari Stamoid makes a wide variety of yachting textiles I chose Stamoid Top due to its prevalence compared to the other Ferrari Stamoid products. Here in Annapolis I would say that the most common usage of Stamoid is in the panel borders of a powerboat enclosure such as a flybridge enclosure on a sport-fishing yacht. This fabric is very durable and tolerates extreme long-term exposure quite well considering that many of the applications for which it is favored tend to remain installed year-round. Stamoid should only be used for applications which do not require the fabric to breath since as a vinyl-coated fabric Stamoid will not breathe. - See more at: http://wmarinecanvas.com/blog/stamoid-vs-weathermax-vs-acrylic-canvases-25/1/2013#sthash.Wf4A9zy9.dpuf"
Here's a quote from that site...
"Stamoid Top is a vinly-laminated (both sides) high-tenacity polyester. Although Ferrari Stamoid makes a wide variety of yachting textiles I chose Stamoid Top due to its prevalence compared to the other Ferrari Stamoid products. Here in Annapolis I would say that the most common usage of Stamoid is in the panel borders of a powerboat enclosure such as a flybridge enclosure on a sport-fishing yacht. This fabric is very durable and tolerates extreme long-term exposure quite well considering that many of the applications for which it is favored tend to remain installed year-round. Stamoid should only be used for applications which do not require the fabric to breath since as a vinyl-coated fabric Stamoid will not breathe. - See more at: http://wmarinecanvas.com/blog/stamoid-vs-weathermax-vs-acrylic-canvases-25/1/2013#sthash.Wf4A9zy9.dpuf"
NaughtyDog
Member
- Sep 29, 2013
- 210
- Boat Info
- 2001 Sea Ray 400 Sedan Bridge
AB 320 VS RIB w/25hp Merc 2-strk
- Engines
- 3126 Cats, propped @ 22x23
I purchased a brand new black canvas package from Great Lake Boat Tops during the spring for my 03 280. Quality was great, they ship it to your door, fit was perfect, and the price was cheaper then any local canvas shop.
AMFM3
Active Member
- Mar 11, 2012
- 1,390
- Boat Info
- 370 Sundancer 1995 Raymarine C 120 Plotter / Radar
- Engines
- 7.4 L Twin inboards,
V-Drives
Ya but they don't always have the canvas for all boats. Just the way they work. Custom allows changes and looks great.
Mark
Mark
