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Finally all upholstery finished topside. Almost an impossible task to remove all of the sections. Plan on cutting headliner below in two sections to get to the port side through bolts that hold front passenger lounge section. There are at least 15 through bolts, SeaRay built this vessel like a...

Agreed. It is only a matter of time, there are no workarounds.

Forgot to answer the dividing walls, stripped the old liner that was stained and nasty, had them reupholstered as well, pic of above of my guy working in the cabin to replace.

What did it for me was when I had to manually crank my windlass because that button failed. Good luck, let me know if you have any questions on the replacement.

Treasure Island.

Thanks! I kept the existing boxes. They had to be removed, sanded down and built up with gel coat. I ended up having them wrapped in vinyl as well as they looked better. Floor sanding was nasty, of course poor ventilation in cabin so lots of fans and mask protection. The existing floors...

Given the demand for boats during these times, we decided to “refresh” our ‘04. The vessel is in great shape, just feeling a bit tired most topside and in cabin. The very first project was to remove EVERY single piece of carpet in the cabin. This was honestly the most difficult job I’ve done...

My FP EIM replacement installation literally just completed today by my Tech. It is a necessity if your going to keep the boat given the age. Mine have malfunctioning for years until the point of almost complete uselessness. There is no workaround or shortcuts to save money.