Windshield track snaps on a Meridian or Bayliner pilothouse?

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Pura Vida

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I have a Meridian/Bayliner pilothouse that has a track around the out side edge of the windshield, does anyone know what snaps fit into this track to fasten the enclosure canvas/ glass to the windshield?
 

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You'd probably get a better response on the Bayliner Owners Club site, as there are plenty of 4788/490 owners there.
 
More than likely there is a small rope sewn into the edge of the canvas which then slides into the track. Like the bolt rope on a main sail that goes into a groove in the mast or the boom.

Bob
 
I have it on my Monk, It's called awning track. Like Bob said a thin rope or cord is sewn into the hem of an awning or bimini, or windhield trim and slides into the track. it makes a good seal to keep out rain or wiind.
check this link
http://www.sailrite.com/Keder-Awning-Rope-Black-5-16
 
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You probably need a bolt rope, try googling Sailrite and look for the size you need. It comes as an edging you sew on your canvas.
 
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Designed and used for many OEM windshield / canvas applications. Molded nylon insert fits into trim grooves .200" wide by .500" deep and accepts standard male screw-in snaps. 6 sets of inserts and snaps included. Used to secure cockpit covers, bow covers, bimini tops, etc.
Stock No.Description#407Windshield male snap adapter (6 pk.)

Top-Lok Stainless Steel​
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For 3/4" and 7/8" trim. Stud portion Affixed
Stock No. Description#13483/4" - 4 per pack#13447/8" - 4 per pack


Do either of these look like they might work? They are Taylor Made Marine products.
 
Thanks for the great advice, it appears that I am on the right track!
 
I'm not sure puns should be allowed here.
 
I don't know, his pun is better than my eyesight. On second look that track is flatter and wider than I first thought... forget the boltrope.
 
I found the correct snaps that fit the windshield track on a 490.
Thanks for the help.
 

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