Make a professional sailing boat DODGER / SPRAYHOOD - PART 2. Marine canvas Tips & Hacks
Time to replace your boats Dodger or Sprayhood?
Sailing on a tight on budget?
We’ve captured the whole process in a professionals workshop to help you DIY. With some extra tips from a professional sailmaker,
trusted sailmakers “Magnusson Sails” in Southern Spain replace our 14yr old Sprayhood.
A how-to, for your Sailing DIY project to make and replace your Sprayhood / Dodger.
Link to Part 1 How to template a Srapyhood / Dodger.
https://youtu.be/HIWzgGy3RDY
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Time stamps:
2:16 Preparation
2:56 Materials used
4:18 Tools used
5:03 Cutting canvas
5:40 Preparing bar tunnels
7:22 Reinforcement patches
7:56 Front panel
10:34 Joining panels
11:37 Fore bar/tunnel
12:09 Side panels
14:38 Finishing edge tape
15:04 Aft bar/tunnel
16:30 Fastening to deck/Luff rope
18:01 Cutting windows
18:54 Fitting on boat
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