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[QUOTE]C_Nelson - 4/14/2006  1:52 PM

Thanks for all the in-put.  Your rides look GREAT!!  Mike, didn't you get rid of that boat?  Did Jason buy it?

Now, for a dumb question.  Is it going to be any different doing the inside of an aluminum boat as opposed to the fiberglass ones you guys have done?  I am going to have to check things out closely.  I think that my flooring and such is all wood covered with carpet.  It may make it easier doing it piece by piece and then re-setting the floor.

I am going to do this next fall/winter.  Anyone in the Rhinelander area have a nice, warm, heated building that I could do this in? ;)   I may have to do some investigating on who around here would have a place to do it.  My garage is cold.

Keep the suggestions coming guys.  I am now actually looking forward to tackling this project myself.  I know that I re-did the inside of a charter out of Manitowoc for a guy about 11 years ago.  Carpet still is looking pretty darn good if I do say so myself.

Chuck[/QUOTE]

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Posted 4/14/2006 1:52 PM (#187474 - in reply to #187432)
Subject: RE: Re-carpeting a boat help

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Thanks for all the in-put. Your rides look GREAT!! Mike, didn't you get rid of that boat? Did Jason buy it?

Now, for a dumb question. Is it going to be any different doing the inside of an aluminum boat as opposed to the fiberglass ones you guys have done? I am going to have to check things out closely. I think that my flooring and such is all wood covered with carpet. It may make it easier doing it piece by piece and then re-setting the floor.

I am going to do this next fall/winter. Anyone in the Rhinelander area have a nice, warm, heated building that I could do this in?

I may have to do some investigating on who around here would have a place to do it. My garage is cold.

Keep the suggestions coming guys. I am now actually looking forward to tackling this project myself. I know that I re-did the inside of a charter out of Manitowoc for a guy about 11 years ago. Carpet still is looking pretty darn good if I do say so myself.

Chuck