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rejuvenating Whaler canvas
lydiabixby	#1  Posted on 06/30/12 - 4:25 AM
Member Posts: 21 Comments: 0 Joined: 03/10/10	I've looked through the first 26 pages in general discussion and can't find anything on this subject. 2001 Dauntless 22 with red T-Top and bow dodger original red canvas Good shape but faded. How can I make them look better. Thanks. Pete, New Hampshire
dbcollen	#2  Posted on 06/30/12 - 9:52 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 102 Comments: 0 Joined: 01/22/12	We use 303 aerospace protectant on our fabric airplane wings, brings the color back too. http://303products.com/
lydiabixby	#3  Posted on 06/30/12 - 4:32 PM
Member Posts: 21 Comments: 0 Joined: 03/10/10	Thanks dbcollen. But Stits and other aircraft coverings are a lot different than the stuff on my Whaler T-Top. For one thing they (Stits and the like) are heavily painted. Pete
lydiabixby	#4  Posted on 06/30/12 - 5:07 PM
Member Posts: 21 Comments: 0 Joined: 03/10/10	dbcollen: I went to the 303products.com. And your suggestion looks promising, especially the fabric cleaner stuff. Thank you. Pete
dbcollen	#5  Posted on 06/30/12 - 10:58 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 102 Comments: 0 Joined: 01/22/12	my plane wing is made of unpainted dacron sailcloth, it is a Trike, AKA weight shift control. It is a big hang glider type wing with a 2 seat pod with 83hp hanging below it