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From: LA Licata (no email)
Date: Wed May 02 2007 - 13:24:53 EDT
Scott,
Wow!
I had mine made for 6 hours labor by a local sail maker in Chicago. I
provided the material.
It was the same material that is used on the sides of trucks.
Lasted years, more durable and the fabric was cheaper than sunbrella.
I had the sail maker just sew in a heavy line around the edge and
used that to cover the tender.
lee
On 2 May 2007, at 19:57, Scott E. Bulger wrote:
Does $1,300 for a Sunbrella Dinghy cover sound exorbitant to you? The
tender is a 10.5 foot AB with a tiller Yamaha on the stern. The
quote just
sounded a bit high to me. Someone mentioned buying the fabric and
having a
cover made in Mexico. I hate to export a job but I also hate to pay
2 or 3
times what it would cost if I just wait a few months.
Scott Bulger, Alanui, Nordhavn 40II, Seattle WA
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