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Old/Faded Bimini Top Fix

Thread starter Vedner19
Start date Aug 25, 2017

Vedner19

Jet Boat Junkie

Aug 25, 2017

Anyone have an old, wore out, faded bimini top? I did, and I was just about to buy a new one when I found a product that brought it back to new. Check out the pics. The left side is before, the right side is after. The right side is dry in the picture so what you see is the final color. I used one can on the topside and 1 can underneath. Looks like new again. Saved me a bunch of $$$.