V Berth infill panel upholstery mod
Submitted by JohnF on Thu, 2013-03-21 20:34
Hi guys, I need a bit if help. Looking for someone who can modify one of my V berth infill panels on the whaler. It is brand new and meant for my boat, but it is about an inch too long and an inch too wide for some reason. Given the American dealer threw it in for free, no complaints!!
Anyone know of a good guy who can do a quality job, north of river.
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Rob H
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whats it made of John, fibre
whats it made of John, fibre glass or Kingstarboard?
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JohnF
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Hmmmmmm, it would seem the
Hmmmmm, it would seem the collective of the yanks who have been building Boston Whalers for quite a few years know a few more things than little old me of Hillarys, WA.........a slight readjustment and the cushions all fit like a finger up a fishes arsehole.
Rob, they are some sort or marine plastic board with foam and marine vinyl cover. Retail at US$800 for the pair of infills, they are brand new, and NOW fit perfectly. Very nice of the American dealer to throw em in brand new for free.......I am started to have a love affair with the Seppos.
All ready for a overnight stay at Rotto..........then maybe a few islands a bit further north...........
Boston Whaler 235 Conquest......getting the flogging it was built for.
fisho-ron
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when we gunna see a few more
when we gunna see a few more grand tour pics of the tub mate?
have you got you electrics in yet?
JohnF
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Ron Taking her out tomorrow
Ron
Taking her out tomorrow for a run with the kids, so will get some wet shots.
Hopefully installing sounder and twin thru hull trannies sunday....bring out the hole saw!!!!
I will take photos and do a post.
Boston Whaler 235 Conquest......getting the flogging it was built for.
alfred
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John, it's a tight fit so
John, it's a tight fit so that when you sleep on it, there are no gaps.