Fendercovers Pty Ltd are an Australian owned company that have been importing and distributing fender and rope covers for many years. During that time we felt that we could improve on existing product and offer a better quality, better priced cover to the market. Fendercovers are the result of this research and improve in many areas from existing covers, such as durability, strength and appearance. Your boats fenders attract dirt from the water and air, and combined with the damaging effects of the environment, makes their surface “sticky” and abrasive. Once these fenders are used against your vessels hull, this abrasive surface slowly rubs away your gelcoat, and leaves it with fine scratches sometimes called "dock rash". Custom painted hulls will also fade as the paint is transferred to the fender through the rubbing motion.By using these covers, the fenders are protected from the environment and remain free and clean of build up. What’s more, the abrasive scratching is replaced by a soft cover which invariably polishes rather than damages your hull. Apart from being practical, covers for your fenders also look great. They come in blue or black to suit your vessels trim and can be custom embroided with your boats name and/or logo. Perhaps the greatest improvement in our covers is simply in their presentation. Designed for the retail market, the covers come packed in a well presented, sturdy box ideal for the shop shelf. They are easy to find and display, but with our special cutout on the front of the box, you can even feel the cover before you buy it. Fendercovers also make an ideal gift for your friends or family so why not go to our store and give us a try. Inflation GuideBefore purchasing your Fendercovers it is important to get the correct sizing for your vessels fenders. This can be done in 2 ways: 1. In most cases, the fenders will have a distinguishable size written on the fender near the tip. It may be a size in inches or centimetres but simply match this to the size chart below to work out which cover is right for you.2. In the event that the size marking is not there you will need to measure the fender yourself. Measure the distance from tip to tip first and then measure the circumference of the fender. Take the circumference, divide it by 3.14 and you will have measured the length and width of your fender. Inflation: It is essential that you have correctly inflated fenders before purchasing Fendercovers. Apart from not providing the proper protection for your vessel, over inflated fenders become stretched and will cause your Fender covers to be hard to fit and may cause some damage to them.