Baxter & Cicero marine canvas products are well known by Newport Beach boaters and sailors. Marine canvas products in Sunbrella or acrilan are durable, water–resistant, and retain their color for years. Lower on this page you will find listed many marine canvas products for sailors. We also make marine canvas products for business and homes.
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- Duffy enclosures
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- Sunbrella boat awning
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- Cruising sailboat dodger
Custom marine canvas covers are a staple of our business. Our workmanship and materials complement your boat and protect it from the elements. Our clients include individuals, yacht captains, businesses, boat builders, clubs, charter fleets, and sailing teams.
Sunbrella Color Options
When ordering a new boat cover, we encourage you to review the available colors of Sunbrella to help you decide what will work best for your application.
Other Material Options
Highest Water Resistance Fabrics
In addition to acrylic fabrics, we also work with vinyl coated fabrics. Stamoid performs well, for instance, in applications where extreme water or mildew resistance is required. Stamoid, while easier to clean than woven fabrics, is available in fewer colors than Sunbrella.
Sunshades / Privacy Curtains
Sunshades provide boaters with shade and improved daytime privacy; these are generally made of mesh fabric. Popular applications include dodger side curtains and window covers. These fabrics are available in a variety of colors and weave densities which block various percentages of sunlight. Phifer offers several fabrics such as Phifertex, Suntex, and SheerWeave while Twitchell offers its ShadeView and Textilene brand synthetic fabrics. Mesh side curtains can be added to dodger extensions, bimini tops, windows, and boat awnings.
Window Options
Several options are available for windows in boat enclosures. In recent years, new materials such as Strataglass are delivering better scratch and yellowing resistance than the materials popular fifteen years ago.
Marine Canvas Products for Sailors
- Bimini tops
- Binnacle covers
- Boat awnings
- Boat covers
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For all boats & gear
- For electric boats
- For launches
- For sailing dinghies
- For one–designs
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- A–class catamaran
- Cal
- Columbia
- El Toro
- Etchells 22
- Finn
- Harbor 20
- International Star
- Laser
- Lehman 12
- Lido 14
- Melges
- Metcalf
- Naples Sabot
- Santana
- Scow
- Thistle
- Twitchell
- For yachts
- For tenders
- Mast–up covers
- Trailering or travel covers
- Blade bags, individual:
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For rudders, centerboards …
- rudders
- centerboards
- daggerboards
- leeboards
- Blade combo bags: 2 boards → 1 bag
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For rudders and centerboards …
- rudder and centerboard
- rudder and daggerboard
- rudder and leeboard
- Board bags
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For sailboards, kiteboards …
- kiteboards
- sailboards
- snowboards
- surfboards
- Boat enclosures
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For electric boats …
- Electric boats
- Sailboat cockpits
- Powerboat wheelhouses
- Boom tents
- Deck box covers
- Dorade vent covers
- Dodgers
- Dodger extensions
- Electric boat
- tops
- side windows
- Mesh–bottom bags
- Radar covers
- Radar antenna covers
- Rail covers
- Roller furled jib sleeves
- Sail bags
- Sail covers
- Searchlight covers
- Side curtains
- Tiller covers
- Transom covers
- Upholstery and cushions
- Wheel covers
- Winch covers
Marine Canvas Products for Everyone
We also make marine canvas products for markets other than sailors and boaters. Some of our marine canvas products for homeowners, business owners, equipment manufacturers, and sports teams are shown here. For outdoor–use covers, we build products using acrilan or Sunbrella acrylic canvas. This material is available in a fantastic range of colors, holds its color well, and helps protect patio furniture, equipment, or whatever you need to cover.
Patio furniture covers
- Corporate gifts and awards
- Equipment covers
- Table covers
- Machinery covers
- Mesh patio shades
Enhance Marine Canvas with Custom Embroidery
Custom embroidery makes our products unmistakably yours. We are frequently asked to personalize boat covers and board bags by embroidering name and sail number on them. This helps prevent other sailors from mistaking your things for theirs. This often pays for itself the first time a sailor travels to a regatta away from home, and at home, too.