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Gave the mooring cover a good scrub today and as suspected it isn't waterproof anymore. It is either Top Gun or Sunbrella, can't recall. I give it a coat of Scotch Guard every few seasons and it took 100 bucks worth last time. Other than the water proof it's in great shape for 21 years old. I can get a new one made locally for $700.00. It's not in the budget right now. Considering what they want to shrink wrap plus waterproofing every few years that's really the wise thing to do I think. B.O.A.T. Bring out another thousand is an understatement.

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I wonder how using some Thompsons Water Seal would work.

At $18 a gallon it may be an alternative to expensive Scotch Guard.

 

http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/thompson-s-original-water-seal-0491467p.html#srp

 

This one even has UV inhibitors in it.

 

http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/thompson-s-waterseal-advanced-multi-surface-protector-0488805p.html#srp

 

 

And another option from a different manufacturer.

Even says it's for use on fabrics as well as wood etc.

And it's cheaper even!!!! :)

 

http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/rez-water-repellent-sealer-0488610p.html#srp

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You a funny guy. Just because my name ends in a vowel I'm all mobbed up? That's the other side of the Family. I had a great uncle in Buffalo that was very generous every Christmas, one Christmas he wasn't at my Nani and Nono's for dinner. I asked my Nani "where's Uncle Sammy Nani?", "oh filiglio mio he went to college" she told me, for how long I asked? "for 7 to 10."

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