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where to buy weather cloths?

Would like to add some weather cloths to my cockpit does anyone know where I can source them? Googling doesn't yield any ready made products more canvas shops that can make me something am hoping there are off the shelf ones for sale somewhere...
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I've not seen them as a stock item. They would be very simple to make with the most basic sewing skills and hand tools for adding the grommets. If you can't sew, just have a canvas shop make the rectangles to size and add the grommets yourself. You don't need a sailmaker or marine canvas shop, if you can find a car upholstery or awning shop. Just be sure to use UV resistant material. Having the tools to add grommets could come in handy for repairs anyway.
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Weather cloth

Sunbrella is a miracle fabric in UV exposure, but it isn't very strong. Get them made of canvas if they're to function well.
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I am ma king some and read if too strong will remove lifelines &/or stansions(sp).Am going to velcro ,planned on snaps.
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I am ma king some and read if too strong will remove lifelines &/or stansions(sp).Am going to velcro ,planned on snaps.
The tops can be snapped over the life-lines and made fast. The use of velcro on the bottoms at the stanchion bases so that they break away with a boarding sea is very wise. Ours are made with clear plastic so we can see through them and yet be protected from wind and spray.

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I finished one yesterday & put snaps on top & velcro on bottom.Used sunbrella since had some.thanks.,marc
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