Sea Ray Upholstery

[oumills]

My frustration has not gone away, nor has the burn mark on my seat from someone's cig this weekend. :smt013 :smt089 I have an 02 240 SD and I want to get it fixed.

What are my options? Looking at the parts manual it appears that I might be able to just order the material and have a shop put it on. Is this correct or do I just have to order a whole new seat? It's the lounger on the passenger side. Anyone else had a seat repaired? It's hardly noticeable to anyone but me, but I'm the one who matters.

Thanks in advance

 

[boatmailster]

Vinyl can be easily repaired by pros or you can order "skin" from searay. I've never seen fabric repaired which looked good after repair.

 

[Sea Ray 300]

If it's just discolored, and not melted, give it a little while, as the sun bleaches out stains.

 

[Sweet Xscape]

Is the person with the cig at least willing to pay for the repairs?

 

[wish2fish]

I'm a non smoker, I don't think any of my smoking friends would consider smoking on my boat.

 

[oumills]

MM just called and its 246 for the skin, but suggested that I bring it in and it could probably just be repaired. At least if it doesn't match or look right, I know what the worst case scenario is (which is less than I thought it would be).

 

[boatmailster]

MM just called and its 246 for the skin, but suggested that I bring it in and it could probably just be repaired. At least if it doesn't match or look right, I know what the worst case scenario is (which is less than I thought it would be).

find local vinyl repair guy an will cost $30 - $100 to repair
if repair is done right, you wouldn't know where were damaged

 

[pokeefe]

Where can I find original (looking) fabric for my 1975 Weekender 300

 

[Tonka Boater]

What are my options?

Your first option would be to not let people smoke on your boat -- but you figured that out the hard way. I'd be p!ssed :smt021

 

[Quint4]

The old "three year old thread resurrection attempt" huh?

 

[wvsundancer]

you can get your seat reskinned.. best approach but the most costly.

 

[MonacoMike]

Pokeefe,

I just had several cushions recovered and the vinyl fabric and design match is so close quests cannot distinguish between the new and 25 year old original. The work was very reasonably priced and done by:

Smitty's Indianapolis Marine Co


4979 Massachusetts Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46218-3146
(317) 545-4646

Mike

 

[MonacoMike]

"The old "three year old thread resurrection attempt" huh?"

Seems to be working

 

[billnpat]

My frustration has not gone away, nor has the burn mark on my seat from someone's cig this weekend. :smt013 :smt089 I have an 02 240 SD and I want to get it fixed.

What are my options? Looking at the parts manual it appears that I might be able to just order the material and have a shop put it on. Is this correct or do I just have to order a whole new seat? It's the lounger on the passenger side. Anyone else had a seat repaired? It's hardly noticeable to anyone but me, but I'm the one who matters.

Thanks in advance

Where are you located???

 

[billnpat]

find local vinyl repair guy an will cost $30 - $100 to repair
if repair is done right, you wouldn't know where were damaged

EXACTLY :thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[Larry&Leisa]

Where are you located???

hahahaha... after 3 years.. probably somewhere else.... :grin:

 

[Monroe Boater]

Pokeefe,

I just had several cushions recovered and the vinyl fabric and design match is so close quests cannot distinguish between the new and 25 year old original. The work was very reasonably priced and done by:

Smitty's Indianapolis Marine Co


4979 Massachusetts Avenue
Indianapolis, IN 46218-3146
(317) 545-4646

Mike

They do good work. Most of the Indy area dealers use them for canvas and vinyl work.