so next year i am replacing the canvas on my 85 Riviera (28'). is there a place online that i can order just a winter boat cover from that would be cheaper than shrink wrap.
i've tried several different sight and they dont even list Carver in the manufacturers window
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Topcop12
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Re: boat cover
Shrinkwrap has its advantages and disadvantages. I paid $300 last winter to shrinkwrap my 3007 aft cabin. I am at a new marina this year not sure what it will cost but I plan to shrinkwrap again. It keeps the boat sealed and dry. Cut off the shrinkwrap in the spring and you are pretty much ready to go.
The other option would be inside storage, costs more but the boat is out of the weather for the winter.
The other option would be inside storage, costs more but the boat is out of the weather for the winter.
Rick Grew
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Re: boat cover
I'm guessing a canvas cover will run u $3K>$4K. May last 10 years? If you winter in a snow belt area I would suggest u stay with shrink wrap. Snow won't build up on shrink wrap but will on canvas cover.
Mike 
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1989 Sea Ray Seville
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1990's Thompson 22' Cuddy Cabin
1990's 4Winns 245 Vista Cruiser
1980's Thompson 19' Open Bow
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feeez
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Re: boat cover
I got a quote for a Genco cover for our Mariner and it was about $3200 CDN. That included plans to build the frame but not the materials.
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Fraser
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