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Sunbrella is a leader in performance fabrics for indoor & outdoor upholstery, awnings, shade, marine applications, and more.

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Care Instructions:

The below information is as a recommendation only. It is advised to consult the manufacturer directly for full care and maintenance instructions. This information can be found here: Link

Cleaning:

To clean Sunbrella while still on a boat, follow these simple steps:

Brush off loose dirt.

Hose down.

Prepare a cleaning solution of water and mild soap such as Woolite or Dawn dishwashing liquid.

Use a soft bristle brush to clean.

Allow cleaning solution to soak into the fabric.

Rinse thoroughly until all soap residue is removed.

Air dry.

May not require re-treatment depending on the age of the fabric.

Maintenance:

Sunbrella fabrics are treated with a proprietary water and stain repellent finish that is designed to last for several years, but may require replenishing after a thorough cleaning. Glen Raven® recommends 303® Fabric Guard™, available at K1 Marine Trimming.

Total protection against UV, resistant to weather conditions, waterproof, easy to maintain, comfortable to handle and optimised storage! Discover our applications for yachts and motor boats.

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Care Instructions:

The below information is as a recommendation only. It is advised to consult the manufacturer directly for full care and maintenance instructions. This information can be found here: Link

Cleaning:

Spread out the fabric on a flat surface, pre-rinse the fabric with clear water. Moisten the fabric with a mild solution of gentle liquid soap and clean water or use a proper cleaning agent such as 303® Vinyl Cleaner.

Allow the cleaning solution to penetrate and gently brush the fabric to the edges using an ALL NATURAL SOFT BRISTLE brush. DO NOT use hard pressure during the brushing process as this may scratch or tear the vinyl.

Thoroughly rinse the entire fabric surface to remove any traces of the cleaning solution. In some cases of heavily soiled fabric, the cleaning procedure may need to be repeated followed by a thorough rinse.
The fabric should be hung up to completely dry.

Maintenance:

When the fabric is completely dry, an application of vinyl protectant such as 303® High TechFabric GuardTM should be added to the surface.

Strataglass is the legendary and most recognized brand in a flexible coated vinyl sheet engineered with VueShield™ to resist scratching, UV degradation, chemical damage and the typical marine environment. It incorporates the highest quality raw materials with a proprietary coating and manufacturing processes.

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Care Instructions:

The below information is as a recommendation only. It is advised to consult the manufacturer directly for full care and maintenance instructions. This information can be found here: Link

Cleaning:

We recommend this procedure every 1-2 weeks. Spray the Strataglass Protective Cleaner directly on the inside and outside surfaces of the Strataglass or onto a soft cotton or micro fiber cloth. Gently wipe the Strataglass surface to clean. If necessary, buff dry with another dry clean cloth. Strataglass Protective Cleaner should always be on hand for emergency spot cleaning of any harmful liquids, creams, chemicals or sprays that may contact the Strataglass surface.

Maintenance:

We recommend this procedure every 1-2 months. This is the most important maintenance procedure to extend the life of the curtains and maintain the warranty. Make sure the Strataglass product is clean and dry. Apply a light coat of Strataglass Protective Polish on both the inside and outside surfaces with small, light circular motions using a soft cotton cloth or applicator pad. Allow the polish to quickly dry. Lightly buff with a dry soft cotton or micro fiber cloth to a sparkling smooth shine. The Strataglass Protective Polish should be applied every 1-2 months, especially when the enclosure is new. Over time, with multiple applications, the polish will build up a strong protective barrier.

Achilles Rollglass PVC glazing is the perfect solution to ensure outdoor enjoyment no matter what the weather brings. Achilles is the leading brand of UV stabilised clear PVC blinds and is ideal for commercial and residential applications. The result is a functional and aesthetically pleasing solution.

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Care Instructions:

The below information is as a recommendation only. It is advised to consult the manufacturer directly for full care and maintenance instructions.

Cleaning:

We recommend cleaning your clears regularly with a mild detergent or clears soap. The less salt and dirt that stays on the clears, the longer you will get out of them.

Maintenance:

Once a month, you should use a polish. Using a microfibre cloth makes polishing your clears much easier, but you should make sure the cloth is completely free of any other contaminants or dust. There is also a range of polishes you can use to remove small scratches.

Aquatica is suitable for use in all types of marine craft in a variety of applications including bimini’s, dodgers, aft covers, enclosure panels, flying bridge and windshield covers, as well as standard, buggy, convertible or T tops.

Aquatica is all backed by a genuine 3 year fabric warranty and is available in 11 popular marine colours.

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Care Instructions:

The below information is as a recommendation only. It is advised to consult the manufacturer directly for full care and maintenance instructions. This information can be found here: Link

Cleaning:

To clean, simply wipe with a sponge or cloth moistened in warm soapy water, then dry with a clean cloth.

Maintenance:

Regular cleaning and rinsing off of salt will insure you get the most out of your fabric.

Mariner Premium Boat Hooding has been developed to withstand the harsh conditions of the Australian outdoors. Manufactured under stringent quality control standards, using premium quality raw materials, Mariner is Australia’s leading fabric for marine canopies and covers. Mariner is coated with a PermaShield surface to enhance protection and provide ease of maintenance. Mariner also contains a Bio-Pruf formulation and is finished with a waterproof backing to provide exceptional protection against mould and mildew.

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Care Instructions:

The below information is as a recommendation only. It is advised to consult the manufacturer directly for full care and maintenance instructions.

Cleaning:

After a day on the water, clean you covers with mild detergent and clean water or a commercially made vinyl cleaner from a chandery (using a soft bristle brush for stubborn grime), then rinse and dry. Make sure to rinse away any excess cleaning solutions and thoroughly dry.

Always use non-toxic cleaners for vinyl. Cleaning products containing chlorine, alcohol and/or ammonia will chemically dry your vinyl and promote premature cracking and peeling, while greasy cleaners, dressings, and gloss-promoting products will clog the pores and seal-in existing dirt.

Maintenance:

Regular cleaning and rinsing off of salt will insure you get the most out of your fabric.

GORE TENARA Sewing Thread will be delivered free from defects in materials and workmanship and will not be damaged by exposure to sunlight, weather or water during the lifetime of the fabric with which it is used.

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Care Instructions:

The below information is as a recommendation only. It is advised to consult the manufacturer directly for full care and maintenance instructions.

Cleaning:

As you would for the fabric being stitched.

Maintenance:

As you would for the fabric being stitched.

YKK are the best zips available for marine applications.

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Care Instructions:

The below information is as a recommendation only. It is advised to consult the manufacturer directly for full care and maintenance instructions.

Cleaning:

Keep them moving, this will help to prevent salt and dirt hardening and ceasing up your zippers, Also make sure to rinse salt water off after you’ve been out to halt corrosion. Plastic zippers actually contain a built in lubricant so keep them moving and the plasticizer in the plastic will come back to the surface. (If the surface hasn’t become damaged).

If you feel its necessary use a lubricant, Ideally use a dry silicon or water based zip lube.

If you have stuck and corroded zippers try hot water and vinegar to dissolve the oxide/salt and free the zipper. As with everything else just keep everything clean and rinsed, prevention beats solving the problem later.

Maintenance:

Regular cleaning and rinsing off of salt will insure you get the most out of your fabric.

Stayput offers a superior corrosion free solution to your fabric and will ensure that your application not only looks good, but stays that way.

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The Pacifica range offers a subtle leather grain effect in a combination of stylish and bold colour tones.

Specifically designed to perform in harsh environments, Pacifica® fabrics possess superior technical advantages, enabling the fabric to withstand extreme conditions. Fabric specifications surpass industry expectations for longevity, UV stability, fire retardancy, stain resistance and anti-mould and mildew protection.

A brilliant new colour palette of 42 shades embracing classic and modern themes provides specifiers and designers unlimited creative scope for diverse upholstery applications. Pacifica colours offer depth and vibrancy, boldness or subtlety, style and substance in equal measure.

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Care Instructions:

The below information is as a recommendation only. It is advised to consult the manufacturer directly for full care and maintenance instructions.

Cleaning:

After a day on the water, clean your seats and cushions with mild detergent and clean water or a commercially made vinyl cleaner from a chandery (using a soft bristle brush for stubborn grime), then rinse and dry. Pay extra attention to piped edges, where pore-clogging dirt collects – you may want to use a toothbrush or nailbrush to clean these areas. Make sure to rinse away any excess cleaning solutions and thoroughly dry.

Always use non-toxic cleaners for vinyl. Cleaning products containing chlorine, alcohol and/or ammonia will chemically dry your vinyl and promote premature cracking and peeling, while greasy cleaners, dressings, and gloss-promoting products will clog the pores and seal-in existing dirt.

Maintenance:

Regular cleaning and rinsing off of salt will insure you get the most out of your fabric.

Durability, versatility and style are critical features for commercial upholstery. You must be confident that the material looks good and is up to the challenge in terms of performance.

The Capri range is an iconic Australian brand that has enjoyed decades of success. Its performance characteristics combine perfectly with a broad colour palette in both the standard and pebble finishes. It is perfect for both commercial and marine upholstery.

Capri has been proven and trusted countless time when exposed to the harsh Australian elements. Its exceptional UV resistance will ensure outstanding performance in marine as well as indoor and outdoor applications.

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Care Instructions:

The below information is as a recommendation only. It is advised to consult the manufacturer directly for full care and maintenance instructions.

Cleaning:

After a day on the water, clean your seats and cushions with mild detergent and clean water or a commercially made vinyl cleaner from a chandery (using a soft bristle brush for stubborn grime), then rinse and dry. Pay extra attention to piped edges, where pore-clogging dirt collects – you may want to use a toothbrush or nailbrush to clean these areas. Make sure to rinse away any excess cleaning solutions and thoroughly dry.

Always use non-toxic cleaners for vinyl. Cleaning products containing chlorine, alcohol and/or ammonia will chemically dry your vinyl and promote premature cracking and peeling, while greasy cleaners, dressings, and gloss-promoting products will clog the pores and seal-in existing dirt.

Maintenance:

Regular cleaning and rinsing off of salt will insure you get the most out of your fabric.