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  1. 04-13-2016, 02:40 PM #1
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    Prayer Request Hole in boat cover


    Does anyone know how to patch a hole on boat cover, it's a nitro cover that came with the boat 1995. It's a good cover but I want to get a few more years out of it. The hole is really a tear about 12in. Thank you
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    Take it to a upolstery shop and get it repaired and sewn up
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    What G said. Most any canvas tarp or awning shop should be able to help you out.
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    Duct tape.
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    Best is like G said. Get upholstery shop to sew in patch. If not one close I would got to fabric store and get some of that iron on patch material for denim and put a patch on both sides. And then try to find someone to sew it in.
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    Well if having it sewn is not an option look at eternabond Rv roof tape. That stuff works for all kinds of repairs.
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