Upholstery Question

[winstonwilliams]

Does anyone sell the covers for the Sea Ray seats? I have a couple place on my boat where the seats are getting a lot of wear and starting to rip and/or crack. I am sure I could take it to an upholstery shop and get them to make new seat covers, but I have a feeling that would be very expensive. What is everyone doing with their older
boats? This is a 1991 290 Sundancer

Thanks for the help

Winston

 

[chandalen]

The Admiral spent $240 on cloth and 'plans' on doing the whole cabin herself.

 

[moparlvr4406]

the Admiral and I spent about 350 and did the whole interior (50% Joanne Fabrics coupons ROCK !! )
I had nearly that much in making new wood bases for everything.
take a peek at the last few pages


http://clubsearay.com/showthread.php/44994-Some-B-amp-A-of-my-78-SRV240

 

[chandalen]

I'll see your Joanne Fabrics 50% off and raise you a 40% off sale, and a 20% off coupon that stacks!

 

[moparlvr4406]

I'll see your Joanne Fabrics 50% off and raise you a 40% off sale, and a 20% off coupon that stacks!

Call !!!
lets see what ya got :wink:

 

[GrandMaster]

(50% Joanne Fabrics coupons ROCK !! )

Roger that...and the 60% coupons are even better. Bought enough marine vinyl to completely redo my forward berth for $56 including thread. And then got one of the women in my office with mad sewing skillz to do the sewing for $100 in 3 days. $156 total.... Upholstery shops all wanted over $1,000 and 3 weeks

 

[moparlvr4406]

I will toss in one more thing...
don't pay the big $$$ for the green foam
we bought a king size 4" foam mattress from Matress Firm for 128.00
and had enough to nearly do both boats.
may need another twin (49 bucks) to finish up the 600