My buddy Calvin (pwrquest) did some more paint work,,,
can anybody guess what brand the boat is???:lolhit:

Got some quotes today.

Skins only
$244.67 first row of sun pad the includes headrests
$1012.18 one large piece of sunpad with logo/32
$213.08 rear seat back
$204.30 rear seat bottom

Rear rails
$218.42 each stainless

Docking lights
$606.96 pair (just need the covers)

yep that sounds right..

what color combo?

The boats main colors are purple/black with a small bit of yellow. I'll likely do the 32 in black with yellow shadowing and a purple fountain symbol. What would you suggest? Yours came out great.

Btw, I thought I read in another thread that you were going to do a 3/4 piece pad. What made you go with the 1/1 piece?

OK, so my gf's co worker took your sunpad pic and used my colors on it and I have to say, I don't really like it. Not bad for 5 minutes of work.
(sorry for the hijack and stealing your image)

I would make the logo Black,,,the 32 purple with a yellow drop shadow

Yep you are correct,,,I was going to go with a 3 piece but there was a misunderstanding and it was made out block numbers which is not what I wanted,,so they made me the correct skin and we worked out and now I have 2 sun pads,,,

Am I the only one that wants to know why the window is broken out?

Mine is the 2 piece sun pad. Looks good when sitting, but when running, the larger rear section vinyl looks like it stretches back with a large bulge along the very back edge. Lots of free unfastened material in that section. The 3 piece I'd assume won't have this problem. A buddies Cig, and my Baja both do the same thing, so not just a Fountain condition.

Black on that pad will be hot, and the purple to an extent. I keep a comforter tucked under the front hatch edge and just pull it down onto the rear seat when moving. When stopped it always gets spread back out over the hatch. Keeps the wear/pulling off all the sticking and not so slippery to walk on. Still looks brand new 14 yrs later and no fallen lawsuits. :)