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Posts: 566 Location: Elgin, IL | Looks great tr7. I wrapped up my boat carpet, so included a few shots. For info, PM me and I will try to help you out, I learned alot about my boat during this project. I took my time, and did a few things that others may not. For instance: I would suggest using a router, (or belt sander) and rounding down the step edges that are normally square. This is a spot that always gets alot of wear, and rounding them will help with durabilty. I also polished my seat bases before re-installing them. I estimated about 45 to 50 hours of labor for my 19' Lund, Start to Finish. Good luck gentlemen, Mark Hoerich Northwind Flooring Co., Inc. Attachments ----------------  P6170064 [640x480].JPG (95KB - 447 downloads) P5200055 [640x480].JPG (92KB - 295 downloads) P6170067 [640x480].JPG (87KB - 366 downloads) P5030044 (Copy).JPG (97KB - 283 downloads) P6170072 [640x480].JPG (83KB - 297 downloads) | ||
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Posts: 566 Location: Elgin, IL | Thanks. I purchased the boat used last August, it's a 96 ProV LE 1890. It's getting a complete restoration, little by little. I like the hull and the layout. I really wish the guys that had it before me had heard of dock bumpers...or tried to use one, or two. Edited by Northwind Mark 6/20/2012 12:35 PM Attachments ---------------- 96 Lund [640x480].jpg (105KB - 471 downloads) | ||
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Posts: 287 Location: Oconomowoc, WI | I'm in the middle of a project as well, and all of the info from this thread helped a lot. I'm working on a 96 Stratos 217 that I purchased earlier this year. I've got all of my lids covered but I've still got my front deck and main floor to do. What I really need some help/advice on is a little fiberglass repair on the main floor behind the seat. The guy I purchased it from said a battery was dropped which caused a pretty hole in the fiberglass down to the wood subfloor. There's about 1/4" between the subfloor and fiberglass on one side of the hole, toward the center its flush. I just want to fill the hole so that I can lay the carpet over and it's not too noticeable. I don't think it really affects it structurally? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Also, I used contact cement on the lids and it seemed to work really well. Just looking for a specific product that might be a little more forgiving for the main floor. Thanks! Andy Attachments ---------------- P6260244.JPG (162KB - 278 downloads) P6260247.JPG (147KB - 263 downloads) | ||
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