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That's because i'm a perfectionist.
And most people in Florida are in slow motion. It must be all that sun! LOL |
Originally Posted by seafordguy
(Post 4773474)
I would think they would want to template every one individually. You never know when things are a quarter inch off here or a quarter inch off there.
You would never know it but my tiger is asymmetrical as hell! Of course the floor has been out in my boat. When I did my Marine mat, we did a couple of the mylar templates to really get it right. Turned out good....... |
Originally Posted by lucky strike
(Post 4773484)
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...92ea2776f4.jpg
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...23d1851331.jpg https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...c211037039.jpg looking good Steve. Can’t wait to see it done. Get it to LOTO for the run... I want to drive it! 😂😂 |
Lucky Strike, who did yours? I am in Illinois so I would feel safer making a template to be sure it fits perfect.
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Originally Posted by 1Zoom
(Post 4773537)
Lucky Strike, who did yours? I am in Illinois so I would feel safer making a template to be sure it fits perfect.
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Originally Posted by thisistank
(Post 4773539)
ill post some pics when it’s in. They do the template thing too. If it’s cost affective and comes out good, worth an inquiry.
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Originally Posted by 1Zoom
(Post 4773549)
Definitely, post some pics as soon as you get it done. Did they have any issues doing the "Cigarette" logo?
all legitimate and trademarked up and what not. 😁😁👍 |
Originally Posted by thisistank
(Post 4773516)
I think you’d be fine same era / model boats. Only concern I’d have would be the bolsters. I mean if the bolsters are 1” off in any direction you’re kind F’d I suppose. But as far as deck and cabin I think you’d be fine. Most places do that paper template thing anyway. These guys came out and measured it themselves so that was cool.
Yes, I didn't have the luxury of having someone close enough to measure so I had a couple trial and error templates. Bolsters were definitely wonky..... https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...28255811c.jpeg |
One advantage to marinemat is that it snaps in and can be taken out but same material as SEAdeck but not glued .
ZOOM, I spent an hour at a place on the way home from LOTO, they measured everything and 2 weeks later I got a quote for $4000. not including any logos. I wasn`t born yesterday. Seems most charge $1500-$2k |
Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL
(Post 4773622)
Seems most charge $1500-$2k I like being able to take mine out and wash it. My footrests are snapped in and the rest is just laid in. I meant to put some Velcro down but never got around to it. It will lift up a little in some wind conditions but it's rare...... |
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