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Inflatable Boat Cover
MODEL: PCVFLT13, PCVFLT14, PCVFLT15, PCVFLT16,
PCVFLT17
CAUTION!
If your boat is new, use of this product is not
recommended within the rst four weeks of
ownership of the boat. Some compounds used
in new boats can release gases that will cause
the dyes in boat covers to transfer to the boat,
potentially staining the boat or its components.
Boat covers can be used safely after this
introductory period.
Installation
1. Cover sharp points (such as the corners of your
boat's windshield) with cloth or a sponge to avoid
stressing or tearing your boat cover.
2. Drape your cover over your boat with the tapered
end that has the label marked “FRONT” at the bow.
3. Pull your cover below the rub rail around the entire
boat.
4. Your cover includes quick-release straps that
secure your cover to your boat. The side straps are
sewn to the cover and the stern straps are ree and
need to be attached to the cover with the
buckles.
5. Locate the side straps. (There are three or four
straps on each side depending on your cover size.)
Route the strap around a trailer beam and back up to
the corresponding buckle socket on the cover. Repeat
with the other side straps and the bow strap. After
buckling ALL of the straps, cinch all straps tight and
adjust their length as necessary to get a tight t.
Trailering
To use your Boat Cover when trailering you
MUST use all the included straps – failure to do
so will invalidate your warranty. Be sure to check
that all the straps are tight and rmly attached.
After driving the rst mile, it is a good idea to
stop and check your cover to ensure that all s
traps are secured correctly.
Cleaning and Care
Proper care will extend the life of your boat
cover. If your boat cover becomes dirty, it can be
cleaned with lukewarm water and a soft brush.
DO NOT USE SOAP—it can damage the protective
coatings on your cover.
Storage
Be sure your cover is completely dry before you
store it for any extended period.
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