I measured and photographed each piece as I removed the interior. I am going to do a layout for my 311 in Auto Cad and create the cut list for the new backing and vinyl. I am doing all white with a little Teal here and there. Cant handle the PINK
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That's a real fair price... Figure if the guy charges $75 an hour and has $100 in material your there.

If he can do both them in 6 hours my hats off it him... And it's prob more than $100 in material.

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Old foam for Headrests with new expanded foam backing for Hatch. Old headrest skin in the background

I made my pink panels grey.

I just had both of my bolsters done $1,100, and he told me it was more work than he thought.

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Looks Good, I just went out today and picked up 23 yards of White Naugahyde, ( those little Nauga buggers are fast when youre trying to skin them) and 4 yards of Mercury Blue, so the upholstery will match my Rats,.. Then I will change the stripe on the hull to Mercury Blue later this year,. According to the Sewing Guru the bolsters need a soft pliable fabric to come out good. I'll post pics later too

Those look great. Please post pics when the rest is done! I'm talking to McLeod to find out what they can do. They do have the patterns for our boats.

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Resin day!!! , Seat, rear seat support, rear headrest support. need good ventilation