About Our Products
About Our Products
Northeast Custom Canvas LLC prides itself on using the best materials available in the industry. For most outdoor canvas needs we use Sunbrella for Bimini Tops, Dodgers,shade awnings etc. We have a variety of Vinyl, interior and exterior that is strong and durable in the abusive marine environment We also have a full offering of interior and exterior upholstery fabrics available to you as well for your surf or turf projects.
Sunbrella
What is Sunbrella? Sunbrella fabrics are durable, easy to clean and beautiful for everyone to enjoy comfortably in any environment. With a substantially longer lifespan than cotton. Sunbrella has been developed over the last four decades, developing new fabrics and technologies specifically designed for use on outdoor furniture, indoor furniture, window treatments, boats, and more.
For cleaning your Sunbrella fabric please refer to the following link here
Boat Blanket
Mostly used for fender covers, piling covers and general chafing gear. Boat Blanket is an extremely durable, protective fabric and is engineered to be strong enough to protect yet soft enough to not harm gel coat finishes
Boat Blanket Cleaning Instructions: Mold & Mildew Stain Remover to clean Boat Blanket material. Soak in cleaning solution ans thoroughly rinse.
TOP NOTCH
TOP NOTCH® can be used for many outdoor applications such as marine tops, trailer covers, awnings, gazebos, canopies, patio furniture and anywhere that a reversible and breathable fabric is needed.
General Cleaning Procedure
The described cleaning procedure can remove the majority of stains generally encountered on outdoor fabrics (awnings, boat covers, etc.). Typical stains can occur from oils, dirt, bird and animal droppings, dust smears, food, or grease.
It is recommended using a soap and no a detergent.
Hand Cleaning:
- Use a container large enough to avoid crushing or creasing the fabric. If you cannot find a container large enough for your cover, follow the below steps performing them on a section of the cover that can comfortably fit and repeat until all sections are clean.
- Fill a large container with warm water between 100-120˚F. Dissolve 1 cup of mild soap and 2 cups baking soda.
- Soak the stained material in the cleaning solution for 3-5 hours. Avoid crushing or creasing of the fabric.
- Gently swirl or agitate the material every half hour.
- At the end of the soaking period, visually inspect for remaining stains. The mild scouring action of baking soda and a mild soap should loosen most stains. If necessary, use a soft bristled brush to scrub in a light circular motion around any remaining stains. For more stubborn stains, Marlen Textiles has had success using a 10% solution of Mean Green via a spray bottle (this is a detergent and will negatively affect the application of a post treatment water repellent). Spray the solution onto the stains using a spray bottle application. Use the same scrubbing directions listed above to loosen the stains.
- If necessary, repeat above steps to remove any remaining stains.
- After removal of all stains, use a multiple rinse cycle to thoroughly clean all soap from the fabric. Rinse once with warm water and three times with cold water. Visually inspect to ensure all soap has been removed, if not, continue with a cold rinse cycle until only water remains.
- Hang material to dry. A post treatment water repellent, such as Aqua-Tite Green, must be applied after cleaning. Allow fabric to fully dry before storing or applying this treatment.
