Upolstery
08-16-2003 | 07:10 PM
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I've used a couple of different ones.
I used Lady Di's Upholstery in Lauderdale to patch two holes in an engine cover, she did an awesome job.
I've also used Custom Marine Upholstery in Sunrise to completely rebuild the upholstery on one of my bolsters. I'll let you know Tuesday how it turns out.
Mike
I used Lady Di's Upholstery in Lauderdale to patch two holes in an engine cover, she did an awesome job.
I've also used Custom Marine Upholstery in Sunrise to completely rebuild the upholstery on one of my bolsters. I'll let you know Tuesday how it turns out.
Mike
08-17-2003 | 07:50 AM
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08-17-2003 | 12:08 PM
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Yes, I removed the bolster from the frame and took it to them.
Custom Marine did the original upholstery and I understand most of the upholstery for Powerplay on the 33.
I had some rotten wood under to flip up cover on the back rest of the passenger's bolster and wanted it exactly like new (and like the drivers)
Keep you posted..........
Mike
Custom Marine did the original upholstery and I understand most of the upholstery for Powerplay on the 33.
I had some rotten wood under to flip up cover on the back rest of the passenger's bolster and wanted it exactly like new (and like the drivers)
Keep you posted..........
Mike
08-17-2003 | 03:27 PM
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I had my Top Gun redone by John Williams of Williams Canvas in Ft Lauderdale. No BS with this guy. He does the job perfect and the price is lower than I could find anywheres down there. Trust me on this one. I did alot of searching. He came highly recomended to me and he did not dissapoint.
Bob
Bob
