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What would be the best material to use around the edge of a snap on boat cover for reinforcement? The main material is Sunbrella with Sunbrella binding. I am concerned about #1 shrinkage and #2 strength.
I use the Sunbrella webbing It is a combo of acrylic and polyester. I used some webbing for one my first covers and it turned to dust in a couple years. I believe it was polypropylene so definitely don't use that.