New Flooring
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From: Chicago
I'm happy with the flooring and bolster. I'd recommend Kastelic Canvas to anyone for marine interior work. I don't mind paying for good work. I hear you though about paying asking price without questions. I've also been taken advantage of with my trusting nature for sure.
I wouldn`t be able to afford boating if I didn`t shop around.
$20k for waves and wheels to do the interior, I`m paying $6k and it will look just as good if not better since the $20k wastheir 'basic' start price.
Last edited by ICDEDPPL; 03-07-2025 at 11:37 AM.
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From: Holland MI
Ryan11, Not sure why you would think that.
The design and material isn`t changing and it`s snap in so how could I get less quality?
Customers negotiate with me all the time, I have a certain number in mind which doesnt include cutting corners. Once they get to my I have to cut corners price then they can go somewhere else.
Slow times I give way better pricing, LOTO is a ghost town so I`m taking advantage of that. He started high, I started low and we met in the middle. he was happy and so was I , win win.
If you don`t negotiate then you`re just costing yourself money, what`s the worst thing that could happen?



The design and material isn`t changing and it`s snap in so how could I get less quality?
Customers negotiate with me all the time, I have a certain number in mind which doesnt include cutting corners. Once they get to my I have to cut corners price then they can go somewhere else.
Slow times I give way better pricing, LOTO is a ghost town so I`m taking advantage of that. He started high, I started low and we met in the middle. he was happy and so was I , win win.
If you don`t negotiate then you`re just costing yourself money, what`s the worst thing that could happen?






