Trivantage launches innovative Marine cover fabric

Trivantage, a leading supplier of marine fabrics and hardware, has introduced Hydrofend CVR, a lightweight and durable cover fabric engineered for marine and outdoor protection. Designed to withstand harsh weather while maintaining its appearance and performance, Hydrofend CVR is ideal for boats, personal watercraft, patio furniture, grills, and other outdoor storage applications.

“With Hydrofend CVR, customers can depend on colors that stay vibrant and a durable fabric that resists tears, season after season,” said Keith Purves, Business Development and Product Training Manager at Trivantage.

The gel-coat friendly fabric is built for easy storage and fabrication, with minimal fraying and reduced risk of damage. It also resists puckering during sewing, offers high tensile strength for strong protection, and prevents wind-whipping during towing. Additional benefits include ease of cleaning and crack resistance during storage, making it a value-priced, reliable solution for long-term outdoor use.

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