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34 minutes ago, Alan de Enfield said:
2" hem (doubled over) with the poppers about 1" in from the edge so the popper goes thru the double thickness.
Sorry to be a pain, did you use a particular glue for the hem? I’m new to all these materials and don’t want to erode its waterproofing!
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40 minutes ago, Alan de Enfield said:
Just stainless steel of a suitable size.
DO NOT buy stainless steel screws from Ebay - one Winter, and you have rust stains running down the side of the boat (ask me how I know)
Pay the price and get proper marine grade stainless steel screws from a marine chandlery.
Fantastic, thanks so much for the advice!
Marine grade it is, it’s always good to pass on these little lessons ?
when making your canvas blinds did you double over the edges for the pops to go into?
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On 13/11/2018 at 10:55, Alan de Enfield said:
Press studs.
The 'base unit' screws into the GRP (with a dab of silicone behind it), or there are other methods (like a rivet)
The 'other' part is simply placed onto the canvas, hit with a small 'punch' that comes with the kit which punches thru' the fabric and fixes the top half of the 'poppa' by rolling the edges over.
I bought a kit from Aldi for a couple of pounds.
This pic may show better - 2 side windows, and a big cover for the front 3-windows.
Also good for when you leave the boat, protects the windows, saves the Sun bleaching internal fabric etc etc.
Easy-peasey (if you can measure and cut the fabric to the correct size.
Hi there, did you use a particular screw to attach the inner of the pop stud? I have to replace some on the cockpit canopy but also love your canvas blinds idea!
I’ve just got a ‘78 Dawncraft 27 a d am not sure if it’s GRP or Fibreglass
Diesel Heater Recommendations
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Hi everyone 😁
I’m a livaboard on a 27ft grp, I need a diesel heater to tide me over whil I sort out fixing/replacing my propex heater.
there are so many kicking around I would like some recommendations or ones to avoid!
ideally a single unit with internal fuel tank to minimise install/uninstall
thanks in advance
jason