Getting my hatch redone with just the 3 headrests on a 292 for $1875. I made new wood forl the straight pieces.4 it's not cheap....

Judging from quotes I got its 2000 to 6000 usually for everything. Pretty wide spread on the prices. Im in a lot cheaper and taking time to get the right people to sew the skins

I paid 1100 for my rear seat, seat back, and hatch

I'm not saying that you should pay huge $$ but keep in mind ya get what you pay for. My goal is to always make it look like it was done at the factory. And there can be a lot of time pulling staples out and making small adjustments just you get one small wrinkle out. My best advise is to find someone that takes pride in there work,not how much work they do or how fast they do it. I analysis tell people I do work for please don't take something from me your not %100 precent happy with. If things move a bit once it gets some use bring it back.... We can re adjust things. I don't sew to put food on the table so m not trying to crank work out fast. I turn more away than I do. But I feel it's better to say no than do a crappy job cuz ya don't have the time or will to do it right.

Airfoil... did you get my PM?

I'm in Jackson NJ if any one needs reupholstery done to their boats. Im a professional who takes great pride in my work.

Website?

I had my rear seat in my 292 reupholstered using Formula material and factory pattern for $400 last spring. Not sure if this helps any.

I just had my front seats done to the tune of $3125.00. It all depends on the material and stitching you want done.

We had XT Innovations redo our entire cockpit interior last winter (bolsters, back seat and the hatch) for $6000.00

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