Reply to "Auto Weave Upholstery - Front Window Cover"

ShiplawyerWilderness Adventurer Lifetime Member

I use a snap removal tool (the below one) to remove the AutoWeave cover on our 1685. It extends my reach, and makes removal a "snap" (pardon the pun). By the way, during our Alaska trip this past Spring the cover was hit a few times with rocks thrown up by passing vehicles (not to mention mud and countless splattered bugs). The window suffered no damage.

Ironwood Pacific Top-Snapper Tool for Boat Canvas Snaps

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2/20/246:02 PM

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