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When I was as close as I was going to get, I stitched the outside edges to hold them together. You can sew right over the staples (I try to avoid the

This is the old panel laid over the rough cut of the new panel. It came out close but not exact.

I failed miserably using the binding feeder. It does a good job but somehow I kept getting out of sync and had to do repairs that are now obvious. (

When I was as close as I was going to get, I stitched the outside edges to hold them together. You can sew right over the staples (I try to avoid the

My trusty LSZ-1 set up on two 6' folding tables. This gave me a large enough surface to work easily. I have also set it up on the table in the sailb

I backed the panel with cut pieces and used double edge tape at the center hold them. I stapled the outside since I cut it large so I can mark the fi

Checking the new panel with the old.

Cutting out the new panel. I used Sailrite's 24oz boat topping.

When I was as close as I was going to get, I stitched the outside edges to hold them together. You can sew right over the staples (I try to avoid the

Lollygag
Oct 9, 2015

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