SoCal Jet Boats
Tech Talk => Gelcoat / Paint / Fireberglass Repair => Topic started by: Luckie Stiff on March 03, 2008, 07:01:06 PM
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Let's say I was going to pop out some fiberglass seats for my boat (I've got more time than money) How thick would you guys in the know recommend it be? If this works out, I'll be making front bucket and rear bench seats, among other pieces, no I didn't quit my day job, just trying to save some $$$
Thanks
Skip
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you might have more money in buying the resin and the fiberglass matting mold release than it would be in just buying some that are done already.i could get you a good deal on some fronts if you would like to go that route?
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you might have more money in buying the resin and the fiberglass matting mold release than it would be in just buying some that are done already.i could get you a good deal on some fronts if you would like to go that route?
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What kind of good deal are we talking? Any chance of getting a rear bench to match? How wide are the fronts you can get? I'm not doing this strictly for my boat, I have bench seat molds, one 44" wide, one 50" wide, I was planning on using a widebody to pop a front mold. I figure that once I get the first couple of each built and sold, the rest would be profit, profit = BOAT MONEY ;D
Seriously, what kind of deal can you get?
Thanks
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i work part time for kevin felkins at cayon boats lodi ca.the white flat bottom" tony scarlota" drives i can get thoes seats for 70 each
the wide boys 85 each and maybe able to bring them to you.
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Are they race wieght or are they "fat guy in a lake boat" wieght? If they are the fatguy wieght, I'll take 2. You got any hookups on snap on seat covers?
Thanks!
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i work part time for kevin felkins at cayon boats lodi ca.the white flat bottom" tony scarlota" drives i can get thoes seats for 70 each
the wide boys 85 each and maybe able to bring them to you.
Think you can post some photos?