Exceptional video. Straight forward, detailed, concise. I find these OceanAir Shades to be consistently unreliable, usually one breaking every year. I have a boat that's less than 4 years old, and I've had to remove and repair one of my shades most every season. One tiny nit: you don't mention what can be done to prevent the shade fabric from being yanked out again and again. What I'm thinking that might be a hack for the problem shown would be to add a small bead of glue after the shade is back in the channel. Not super glue, but something that can be remove later, like simple Elmer's glue. In the end Dometic needs to re-engineer these to be far more dependable.
Wow. Your videos are getting great. I hate to say this, but I hope more breaks on your boat so I have your videos as a library for when they break on our 37. All the best. Come to think about it, we should all send your videos when we figure things out so they are in one place. The several puzzles I am going to need to address in the future is the windows (slides and bedding) and getting to the undersides of the toe rail to gain access to the bolts for the stanchions and cleats.
Very well done my friend. You were much more diligent doing this than I was. Very complete
Would you believe that was one take, and unedited?
Exceptional video. Straight forward, detailed, concise. I find these OceanAir Shades to be consistently unreliable, usually one breaking every year. I have a boat that's less than 4 years old, and I've had to remove and repair one of my shades most every season. One tiny nit: you don't mention what can be done to prevent the shade fabric from being yanked out again and again. What I'm thinking that might be a hack for the problem shown would be to add a small bead of glue after the shade is back in the channel. Not super glue, but something that can be remove later, like simple Elmer's glue. In the end Dometic needs to re-engineer these to be far more dependable.
Wow. Your videos are getting great. I hate to say this, but I hope more breaks on your boat so I have your videos as a library for when they break on our 37. All the best. Come to think about it, we should all send your videos when we figure things out so they are in one place. The several puzzles I am going to need to address in the future is the windows (slides and bedding) and getting to the undersides of the toe rail to gain access to the bolts for the stanchions and cleats.