Angler 16 Alaskan curtain/plastic drop down curtain
- Thread starter Surfdad62
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Your best bet is to have a local canvas working build it for you.
Another DIY is with SailRite materials. This can be done without sewing, using Shelter-Rite vinyl scrim reinforced fabric, and clear vinyl for the window. @ $18 a yard. (2-3 yards) Clear vinyl 30 gauge 68" x 29" for $27. You can assemble the back curtain, just using HL66 Vinyl glue-- no sewing or zippers. Close the center with common sense fasteners. The common sense fasteners, and the turn the tab will cost about $12 for 10. You can hand cutout with an exact knife--or get a cutting tool for $70. (cheaper one for $27 on amazon--not as good.) You will probably want to use the rivet set (so you want a punch, and set) These can coast as little as $15.. These are easy to build and give you some new skills. Total cost is going to be in the Less than $100 to $200 if you buy some professional grade tools... and be set up for more projects in the future.
Overlap the flap in the middle and 3 fasteners would suffice to keep it closed.
Common Sense Fasteners:
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Another DIY is with SailRite materials. This can be done without sewing, using Shelter-Rite vinyl scrim reinforced fabric, and clear vinyl for the window. @ $18 a yard. (2-3 yards) Clear vinyl 30 gauge 68" x 29" for $27. You can assemble the back curtain, just using HL66 Vinyl glue-- no sewing or zippers. Close the center with common sense fasteners. The common sense fasteners, and the turn the tab will cost about $12 for 10. You can hand cutout with an exact knife--or get a cutting tool for $70. (cheaper one for $27 on amazon--not as good.) You will probably want to use the rivet set (so you want a punch, and set) These can coast as little as $15.. These are easy to build and give you some new skills. Total cost is going to be in the Less than $100 to $200 if you buy some professional grade tools... and be set up for more projects in the future.
Overlap the flap in the middle and 3 fasteners would suffice to keep it closed.
Common Sense Fasteners:
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