Cover isn't keeping water out.

[Neverenough]

Anyone have any luck with re coating a cover? I've heard there is a spray of some sort that you can apply to help shed water. Once we summarize I keep our boat at home and just covered and not in storage. We've gotten a lot of rain and the cover isn't beading water like it was.

Thanks

[rossrips7]

303 fabric guard with the green label will do the trick


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[Woody_tobius_jr]

303 fabric guard with the green label will do the trick


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⬆️ x2... I buy it by the gallon and apply it with a small chemical sprayer. I made the mistake of buying it in a spray bottle the first time that I did it...not fun.

[beach]

�†️ x2... I buy it by the gallon and apply it with a small chemical sprayer. I made the mistake of buying it in a spray bottle the first time that I did it...not fun.

I just had a flashback to the hand cramps I had by the end. I think almost everyone makes that mistake.

If you want it to last as long as possible, clean your cover very well before applying the fabric guard. If it's a sunbrella cover, you can find cleaning directions on their website. The other crucial part is to do two light coats instead of one heavy coat.

[MaineDR]

I need to do this as well. Is 303 better than Starbrite?

[rossrips7]

They are about the same. The west marine brand is great too


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[Neverenough]

Awesome!!! Thanks for the help. BTW I was thinking small spray bottle. I can imagine the cramps!!!!

[hondaprlud]

I just had a flashback to the hand cramps I had by the end. I think almost everyone makes that mistake.

Guilty.

[Neverenough]

Picked up a gallon of 303 and sprayer. Covers now heads water like a fresh waxed paint job! Thanks for your help!