Builders' Forum

RE: Kayak Cover

 » Submitted by Laszlo - Tue, September 30 » 5:53 AM

Dan,

That's what varnish & paint are for. If that's all you need, you don't have to fool around with covers. Covers are for more serious protection - long term UV, weather and small impact (dust, bugs, leaves, etc.).

Laszlo 

RE: Kayak Cover

 » Submitted by David S. - Tue, September 30 » 8:54 AM

Here's a link to a company that sells kayak covers:

http://www.customcanvasofcharleston.com/kayaksmore.html

I used them for a dodger and they did outstanding work.

David

RE: Kayak Cover

 » Submitted by Casey Wilkinson - Tue, September 30 » 9:17 AM

Do a search for Danuu covers.  They come in a wide range of sizes and look to be very nice.  I will probably be getting one soon, as I am forced to keep my kayak outside year round.  

Kayak Cover

 » Submitted by rafaelo - Wed, October 1 » 3:57 PM

For my Wood Duck 12 I bought from Sam's Club for about $36, a twelve foot green canoe cover that proved to fit perfectly.  Over the summer the sun has bleached the dark hunter's green in places to a kind of pea soup color.  But I am glad that sun was not doing the same to my Wood Duck.  I bought from Sam's Club only after pricing ripstop nylon material--just the material-- for a sew-it-yourself  job at nearly $100.   http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/navigate.do?dest=5&item=343538