overbeaten subject but need opinions

[paul67]

Barry,
You have just described the solution.

 

[BarryK]

yeah Paul, I know but as I mentioned I need to wight down the plastic or it would blow right off in any wind and I'm not about to start hauling bricks and blocks of wood with me to Carlisle! This is a very thin plastic and it takes barely a slight breeze to make the entire sheet start flapping around. if we get a bad storm it would turn out to be useless. Great actually indoors over the indoor cover but not a good solution for outdoor use

 

[c5vetter]

Barry,

checked my cover - there are no markings on it - pretty sure I bought it at Carlisle though from a vendor, and seems to me it was less than $75.00!

 

[BarryK]

Rick
I think I know what it is than - is it a semi-custom fit rather than a full custom?
Sounds like it might be a Budge cover. I was considering going with those also. "Only" semi-custom fit but waterproof and I can use my indoor cover (ery soft, almost flannel) under it and they are only about $75 or so you mentioned. for the 2 or 3 days a year I'd need it would be fine

 

[paul67]

Long-range forecast for Carlisle: three days of sunshine, hot (90*), and humid .

 

[BarryK]

Paul

you know Carlisle shows - reality is almost always 3 days of hot humid heat interspersed with period of torrential downpours...........

 

[c5vetter]

Barry,

sent you an eBabe email last nite - there are a number on there for under $50.00 - some in the $50 - $100 range, and then some above $100 - that is where I would buy from

 

[BarryK]

yep, got your email Rick, thanks!