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Spradling International Marine Vinyl : Marlin This marine vinyl stands out because of the faux leather texture and matte finish. The colors are strong and vivid and the material has a...
Spradling International Marine Vinyl : Marlin
This marine vinyl stands out because of the faux leather texture and matte finish. The colors are strong and vivid and the material has a moderate stretch, allowing it to be easy to work with. Our Softside collection has proven to be a quality, high-performance choice for boat builders and automotive aftermarket professionals for years. Because of careful engineering and use of the finest raw materials available, we have been able to assemble an extensive library of marine-grade coated fabrics. The comfort and durability, wide selection of colors and styles, and easy-to-use construction make it the brand of choice for manufacturers and end users. The largest ready-to-ship marine program and quality assurance provided by the Spradling name make it the smart choice for manufacturers and distributors as well.
SPECIFICS
Weight: 29 oz.
Width: 54 in.
Roll Size: 30 yd.
TECH:
Antibacterial
Formaldehyde Free
Mildew Resistant
No Heavy Metals
Pink Stain Resistant
Stain Resistant
Sulfide Stain Resistant
PERFORMANCE
Superior Abrasion: 100,000 cycles | Wyzenbeek #10 Cotton Duck
UV Stabilized Pigments: QUV: ASTM Grey Scale | 650 hours
Cold Crack: -10ºF Exterior Approved
FLAME RETARDENCY*
California T.B. 117-2013
FMVSS 302
IMO FTP 2010 Code MSC.307(88) Part 8: 3.1 & 3.2
NFPA 260- Cover Fabric – Class I
UFAC Fabric – Class I
Spradling’s PERMAGUARD® Topcoat
Spradling’s proprietary barrier coating makes maintenance easy. Most difficult stains are effortlessly cleaned with a dry tissue, while stubborn soiling may be eliminated with a mix of isopropyl alcohol and water. Not only do stains disappear in seconds, but PERMAGUARD® provides unequaled resistance to scratches, scuffs, and abrasion. No other marine vinyl surpasses PERMAGUARD®’s stain resistance and long-term, trouble-free performance.
