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Interior / Re: Time for interior
« on: July 13, 2012, 02:56:51 AM »
Not much new just everything got glassed and resin coated. The speaker holes have all been cut and the front cup holders glassed in.

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Martinez did my interior in my boat came out really nice few lil things I caught so keep a eye on them my driver passenger seat where off by 8-10" and the side panels where different and they forgot about my engine panels, overall very happy with the work they did!!
Do you have a specific design in mind or did you give them free reign?
I used 1/2" marine ply, but like ka0tyk said regular 1/2" is fine.
Marine ply is double the cost.
I glass the crap outta mine.
yeah i saw the relief cuts (slices) AFTER i did my seats. totaly a better route to go. then again i built mine inside my office. oh well, ill use that tip for the next boat!
another tip, like how you see in 76bonneville's and mine, leave a little tack strip along the bottom inside so the upholstery guy has something to shoot staples into, and DONT go crazy with the glass there or else they wont be able to shoot the staples through it. also no sharp corners.
My wife sent a pic of some of goodies that came in today. Cant wait to get home and install them.
In most cases air will get trapped in the bow letting it bob in the water like a fishing lure. Hook a tow rope to the bow eye and start dragging it until you can get it float a bit and start bailing water.
Between jacuzzi panther or berkeley? BERKELEY is the way to go hands down.x2
Were you there that weekend? I think I talked to you... We pulled up for a minute and were joking about the floating portapoty (yeah I can't spell)...
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