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Someone asked if I shouldn't think about buying a bigger boat to fit the new name on the transom.
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OK here is a question for you all. If the name is sewed on the mainsail sunbrella cover and you take it off does the holes it leaves count as the name still being on the boat?
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only if the sunbrella is faded enough for you to make out the name from 10' away.

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OK here is a question for you all. If the name is sewed on the mainsail sunbrella cover and you take it off does the holes it leaves count as the name still being on the boat?
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