Washing Supra cover

I always tow with it on. For bugs and because we have several surf boards in there. It didn’t do it initially, maybe bc it was new and the ceramic coating was new as well. I just recoated the boat, so hoping to clean this cover up. I think I’ll try throwing it over some sawhorses and hose it off.

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Originally Posted by mjb929rr

Curious if anyone has tried to wash their boat cover? Mine is only a year old but I feel that it’s got dust in the material now after sitting outside 3 months last summer. Just rebuffed and ceramic coated the boat and noticed a lot of abrasion marks from the cover. Wondering if maybe accumulated dust in the cover caused this? When the cover was new I didn’t seem to do this? Wondering if a commercial washing machine would work?

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I have the same marks from my cover when I tow bigger distances. They are relitivley easy to buff out, however when I drive to the gorge (3 hrs) I wrap the top edges twice with Saran wrap. Then put the cover on. Solves the problem for bigger trips. I always use the cover to keep my interior clean.

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Originally Posted by rockymtnsurfer

I have the same marks from my cover when I tow bigger distances. They are relitivley easy to buff out, however when I drive to the gorge (3 hrs) I wrap the top edges twice with Saran wrap. Then put the cover on. Solves the problem for bigger trips. I always use the cover to keep my interior clean.

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That’s a good call. I think I’ll do the Saran Wrap as well. Our frequent lake is 4hrs away so lots of miles

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Originally Posted by mjb929rr

That’s a good call. I think I’ll do the Saran Wrap as well. Our frequent lake is 4hrs away so lots of miles

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This is what we use:

https://www.amazon.com/Stretch-stret...0BJ6JBZGG?th=1

I go over the to a little and to rub rail