Making a "Super" canvas?
We have PUGs. Love them, hate the install/remove and how they slip from the top where the bunk meets the camper. Last year we added adhesive backed hooks to camper to look the elastic cord over, wh...
Forum Discussion
Thanks all for your input. I'll try to answer a few of the Q's
Yes, I would be removing the bunks to run them through the sewing machine.
I am planning to only put reflective material on the 'roof' canvas portion. All the canvas covered would be most efficient, but as others have mentioned, they would be non-removable, so only the critical area would be covered- and colored (orange, green?)
Our front bunk is attached to the slanted front of the camper, so the back bungees have to stretch a bit towards the end of the bunk, which makes it slip off a bit. This allows both sun and RAIN to get under the PUG.
Yes, I would be removing the bunks to run them through the sewing machine.
I am planning to only put reflective material on the 'roof' canvas portion. All the canvas covered would be most efficient, but as others have mentioned, they would be non-removable, so only the critical area would be covered- and colored (orange, green?)
Our front bunk is attached to the slanted front of the camper, so the back bungees have to stretch a bit towards the end of the bunk, which makes it slip off a bit. This allows both sun and RAIN to get under the PUG.
