08 the bimini on the boat is on its last legs (still water proof though) so I went with the most secure, most easy solution - lots of large washers...
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08 the bimini on the boat is on its last legs (still water proof though) so I went with the most secure, most easy solution - lots of large washers...
07 a lock nut to finish (I have access to coroplast scraps from work so added a piece between the binimi fabric and solar panel for added ventilation) I think it would take about 5 minutes to take it all off and the studs would stay in place
06 a large, smaller washer and nut
05 insert bolt (large washer on the other side)
04 make the hole
03 heat the awl so it seals the edges of the holes
01 always open book installs when it come to electricity (the 160w solar panel is also from renogy)
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08 the bimini on the boat is on its last legs (still water proof though) so I went with the most secure, most easy solution - lots of large washers...

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