Yamaha Factory Boat Cover Protection

[Ericd]

Lots of sun in SWFL and my boat is stored outside. I’d like to protect the cover and T-top fabric if that’s possible. I have seen some conflicting posts on using 303 products.
What’s your experience/recommendation?

 

[Stanfna]

Interested in this as well. Thanks for posting.

 

[Bluewater272]

The consensus has been that fabric protectants and waterproofing agents will rapidly degrade the premium mooring cover.

 

[Rodder77]

Works excellent - have used it for many years on the bimini top, boat cover, grill covers and the deck furniture. Keeps it like new - applied once at the begining of the season Wallyworld ~$8 a can.

 

[FSH 210 Sport]

Lots of sun in SWFL and my boat is stored outside. I’d like to protect the cover and T-top fabric if that’s possible. I have seen some conflicting posts on using 303 products.
What’s your experience/recommendation?

I have the factory mooring cover but this is the cover I use 99% of the time.

Triton Boat Cover

www.empirecovers.com

This cover goes over the entire boat and I find it easy to put on and take off, about 8 minutes to put on and about 5 mins to take off and put away. I look at this cover as sacrificial, if I can get 4-5 years out of it I’ll be happy.

If I’m going to travel for a ways, like a hour I will put the factory cover on.