Where to get my sails washed?
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I'm also in the Everett marina. I'm not sure, but I have heard you can drop off your bagged sail at West Marine and they will have it sent to Seattle to have it cleaned. No idea of the cost. Best way to keep your sails clean in Everett, due the the paper mill, is to take them off in the winter unless you are going out.
Thnx. I just bought this sailboat and it's been sitting since last winter. (out of water) Poor thing is in need of a good clean for sure. -Beth
here's what we did...
We got out all our big tables and scrubbed them with clorox II. then we rinsed them ALOT. Then we put chairs on the table to lay them out to dry. 1 sail took about 2 hours, but we did a lot of stain scrubbing. When we were done, they looked noticeably different...
We got out all our big tables and scrubbed them with clorox II. then we rinsed them ALOT. Then we put chairs on the table to lay them out to dry. 1 sail took about 2 hours, but we did a lot of stain scrubbing. When we were done, they looked noticeably different...
Thnx for the tip...I'm a over the road truck driver so my only option would be, unfortunately, is to hire someone to do it. I live in my diesel truck. Thnx again.
I just got my sails cleaned at Sailcare. They look great....their website is http://sailcare.com/ Jerry is great to work with....
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I also used sailcare for my c30 sails. I was happy with the outcome except for a bit of shrinkage. I had to cut my full battens off about an inch each.
I will keep looking but I see no "avatar" option in my profile. I use my iPhoneJohn in Edmonds said:
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