I have to say that whatever webbing DSS was using in 2006 is highly resistant to bleaching. One of my BPW's has probably 100 hours or more in pools and though a little faded, it's still black. Not brown by any means.
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Jim, What about the wing you are using? It it equally impervious to the effects of chlorine? If so, what wing are you using?I have to say that whatever webbing DSS was using in 2006 is highly resistant to bleaching. One of my BPW's has probably 100 hours or more in pools and though a little faded, it's still black. Not brown by any means.
Good stuff, this is exactly the type of suggestion I was looking for.Wet it with fresh water first. Last five times as long.
Sounds good! Start a list and put me on it!
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Good stuff, this is exactly the type of suggestion I was looking for.