Kevin Morton wrote:
Well,if you are willing to ship them to PA, you might try
www.sailcare.com <http://www.sailcare.com>. They hve been highly
recommended in one of the other forums I participate in.
Kevin M. Morton
S/V Serenity #1920
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--- On *Fri, 1/16/09, [email protected] /<[email protected]>/* wrote:
From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: catalina27-talk: Baltimore/Annapolis Area: Sail Cleaning
To: [email protected]
Date: Friday, January 16, 2009, 6:27 AM
Greetings to the List!
Well, I finally got the sails off /Celtic Pride/ and they
need to be cleaned. Any suggestions where I might take them in
the Maryland area?
BTW: Adam continues doing well. The only real issue at this
time is whenever he goes to rehab his sitting heart rate races to
125 beats a minute. Get home and his heart rate hangs around 67.
Probably an anxiety issue but creates difficulty for trying to get
any rehab done. Otherwise, he continues gaining strength and
looks better each day.
Dave Tierney
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Group,
I used them, after some discouragement from rival sailmakers. I was
told any sails that were treated by them would be like paper after a season.
But I'd seen what looked like terrific results on a mainsail, no less,
on a friend's Challenger 42, so a sacrificed my smallest jib to their
processes, partly to be able to write this note.
The sail came back looking and setting very well, and stayed that way
for the four years I owned Phoenix (now sold). Doing business with them
was also very pleasant.
I recommend them highly
Rudy Behar
ex Phoenix, #2237, now with new owners.
P.S.:For local work, Ulmer Sails in Annapolis did good work for me,
cleaning and minor repairs.
