Original SeaRay panels

TECNOGRAFIC

TECNOGRAFIC

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Our company has been manufacturing all the gauge, switch and electronic panels for SeaRay since 2000. Should you want to modify/change your panels please contact me.
 
Are these the same panels that a lot of us have been replacing because they fade out and discolor?
 
NO, our panels do not fade in the sun or discolor nor peel; the one you are talking about are the one that were manufactured by the previous suppliers. We have panels at Merritt Island which is the SeaRay PD&E plant that have been under UV and water testing for 7 years and are still in perfect condition.
 
Techno, What would a full set of woodgrain switch and gauge panels run me, for my 88 300 sundancer? Thanx, Dave
 

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Dave,

We were not the manufacturer of your boat panels so I do not have the dimensions and hence cannot give you a quote; if you would send me front pictures of the panels with a measuring tape next to them I will then be able to do so. As a rule of thumb you are looking at $1/sq" plus engraving silk screening and backlighting charge should they apply. Please let me know, thank you, Charles.
 
Scott,

Could you please send me some pictures of your panels; we go by part number not by boat and year as SeaRay make numerous modification during the same year. Thank you, Charles
 
I can vouch for Tecnografic as they made me three panels this past winter. My helm has a canvas cover and when I placed the new panels next to my existing panels (which Tecnografic told me they made originally), you can not tell the difference, even after 10 years. Working with them through the entire process was simple and easy and most importantly, their turn around time was great. Kudos to Tecnografic.
 
Here's the proof. Check out the panel with the Sea Ray logo. It's brand new compared with all of the other 10 year old panels.

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Here's a panel they made to hold a new stereo cockpit remote and VHF unit. I had the panel made as the old VHF cutout was larger than the new one. This provided quite a nice dressed up solution to that problem.

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Lastly compare Sea Ray's original panel with......

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Tecnografic's new one.

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This company is for real and has me as a satisfied customer. Charles, you have earned my compliments here, and in fact, I had previously posted on CSR of your good work.
 
I just contracted Charles at Tecnografic to make my (3) Instrument Panels. I'm using the Vinegar Pattern like Lake Erie Boater. I'll post some pics when done.
 
DSCN2450.jpg Received my new panels from Charles at Tecnographics, terrific job. Perfect fit, no modifications needed. Very professional and acccomodating. Charles, from my personal experience and your quality of work, I will highly recommend other members of CSR select your services. Thanks again
 
Most excellent...Glad i found this thread. Im going to be up dating all my electronics this winter on the 370.
 

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i have a 1997 240 sundancer that would like to replace the dash on who would i talk to for a quote.
thanks john
 
Jason,

I got your pictures; your panels are the same as Cpt. Don's that we did a month ago. The cost of those panels engraved backlight and silk screened in the finish that you want is $670.00. Please let me know, Have a nice day, Charles.
 
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