David, Just got back from Huntington Lake (more later) and a great week of sailing. The use of 207 hardener combined with a couple of coats of good varnish have produced a finish that has lasted through almost 3 hard seasons. Be sure to research or test any topcoat alternatives since re-coating in a few years will likely need to be done. I always cover the boat with a boat cover when not being sailed or shown to interested parties. The boat cover needs to cover the transom as well as the deck. We'll be getting a "mass production price" and taking orders soon. I suspect we'll need to order these covers 10 at a time. I like Sunbrella best with vinyl reinforcement because I've had very good luck with this combo. The design is my own and has four seasons of success in a wet climate. About 90% of the other covers on my dock become duck ponds after the first rains each Fall so be cleaver if you decide to make your own. See the attached pictures.
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