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This may be an odd question. I have concerns about the die in my boat cover bleeding onto the sun deck upholstery over the winter. Black cover, white interior. Is this possible? If so any solution?
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RE: Boat Cover Question
I don't think the material bleeds but it is possible the stitching may.
To keep the cover off the sun deck (for ventilation mostly) I use a pool noodle layed across the deck.Does pool noodle make sense? are they called pool noodles over there? -
RE: Boat Cover Question
My guess would be if it is a good quality cover, supplied by your CC dealer with your boat, you shouldn't have to worry about it.Comment
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RE: Boat Cover Question
They are called pull noodles over here. That's a good idea. I was also thinking of covering it with plastic between the cover and the deck, but I'm afraid that will hold moisture and cause mildew.
ranger3: The cover was provided by the dealer but it is after market.
Does correct craft even make covers?Comment
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RE: Boat Cover Question
you are correct that plastic can cause mildew if there is any condensation.
The cover I have now is a " official nautique" cover with the logo on it, but I dont know who actually manufactured it for CC. It came with the boatComment
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RE: Boat Cover Question
Mine is not made by CC, but it appears to be sunbrella (sp) material. What I meant was, I wouldn't think a CC dealer would provide you with a cover that would harm your vinyl. So far, I've had no issues and our boat is kept outside all the time.Comment
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RE: Boat Cover Question
Thanks for the comments. ranger: I think mine is also sunbrella. It's good to know yours stays outside with no issues. Thanks.Comment
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