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    Started getting some of the interior back from the upholster. Its gonna look 1000 times better than the old cloth. Will post pics when i get home.

    Now for the headliner. I plan on using a suede vinyl like this suede example (vintage grey) that is glued to maybe 1/4" foam. Anyone see any issues w/ doing that? Is there a better/different headliner material?
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    Ooops. Can a mod move this to the Cig section
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    Moved.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BDiggity View Post
    Started getting some of the interior back from the upholster. Its gonna look 1000 times better than the old cloth. Will post pics when i get home.

    Now for the headliner. I plan on using a suede vinyl like this suede example (vintage grey) that is glued to maybe 1/4" foam. Anyone see any issues w/ doing that? Is there a better/different headliner material?
    Brian good luck with this project - I'm going to follow it closely. My interior isn't HORRIBLE, but It woudl really add a lot to the boat to redo it.....
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    Take lots of pics and keep us updated.
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    Not the best pic, but gives you idea.
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    Looking good!

    Did you end up going with Kustom Ken's?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Holy Smokes View Post
    Looking good!

    Did you end up going with Kustom Ken's?
    sure did. so far very pleased w/ the results.
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    Couple more pics

    1. All cushions complete except the one that folds up/down. Sent vinyl to PPI to have logo embroidered on middle section.

    2. Doors completed. Old ones had the grey carpet as covering

    3. New Headliner center trim piece. Old one was black cloth.

    This week purple carbon fiber vinyl for side trim pieces, alpine stereo, dvd player, xantrex charger/inverter, more speakers, ac panel & wires/cables arriving.
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    1. Anyone know how to remove these wood trim pieces? I want to wrap them in vinyl like Havasu Hangins Cafe.

    2. Old fairing trim piece. Going to make a new one, this one i think beginning to show wood rot at ends. New one will be wrapped in purple cf vinyl.

    3. Berth trim pieces about ready for new vinyl. Adding speakers & replacing old lights w/ LED's from yachtlights.com http://www.yachtlights.com/item--Hi-...Round--98050HI
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    Quote Originally Posted by BDiggity View Post
    1. Anyone know how to remove these wood trim pieces? I want to wrap them in vinyl like Havasu Hangins Cafe.

    2. Old fairing trim piece. Going to make a new one, this one i think beginning to show wood rot at ends. New one will be wrapped in purple cf vinyl.

    3. Berth trim pieces about ready for new vinyl. Adding speakers & replacing old lights w/ LED's from yachtlights.com http://www.yachtlights.com/item--Hi-...Round--98050HI

    drill the wood plugs out and there will be screws under them
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    Quote Originally Posted by BDiggity View Post
    replacing old lights w/ LED's from yachtlights.com http://www.yachtlights.com/item--Hi-...Round--98050HI

    Looking real good!

    I need some of those old little fuse style bulbs if you want to get rid of them.

    Kurt
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    1. Anyone know how to remove these wood trim pieces? I want to wrap them in vinyl like Havasu Hangins Cafe.

    2. Old fairing trim piece. Going to make a new one, this one i think beginning to show wood rot at ends. New one will be wrapped in purple cf vinyl.

    3. Berth trim pieces about ready for new vinyl. Adding speakers & replacing old lights w/ LED's from yachtlights.com http://www.yachtlights.com/item--Hi-...Round--98050HI
    Looks awesome! Do you have any pics of Havasu Hangins boat with the wood trim peices covered?
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    very nice....
    Hi, Im Dave.. Welcome, glad to have ya.....
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    I like the carbon fiber purple vinyl.
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    Looks great
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    By the way, where are you putting the TV(s)? We put ours on each side of the cubby hole over the table. Just a thought for ya.
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    Thanks Tank. I stole, err i mean borrowed a couple ideas from HH's Cafe when he posted pics.

    I pulled the wood trim that frames the entry sides & top to the berth & had it wrapped in foam & vinyl. I also took the wood trim from the bottom of the door & sent to Westcoastoffshore. He is going to make billet pieces which i'll have powder coated. I think i am also going to have a step glassed in the berth. The drop from cockpit to berth floor is about 18" i think. Gets tricky after a few drinks & being in the sun all day.

    Our tv is going to mount on the forward facing head wall. With the arm that can extend & rotate, should give enough viewing options for the kids. I like how you put yours in the console area. i was scared to make too many holes.

    Frank- the carpet was actually pretty easy. It really didnt tear up the foam except in few spots. I was thinking about putting fresh foam in anyway. The headliner sucked as i had foam shavings/dust everywhere.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BDiggity View Post
    Thanks Tank. I stole, err i mean borrowed a couple ideas from HH's Cafe when he posted pics.

    I pulled the wood trim that frames the entry sides & top to the berth & had it wrapped in foam & vinyl. I also took the wood trim from the bottom of the door & sent to Westcoastoffshore. He is going to make billet pieces which i'll have powder coated. I think i am also going to have a step glassed in the berth. The drop from cockpit to berth floor is about 18" i think. Gets tricky after a few drinks & being in the sun all day.

    Our tv is going to mount on the forward facing head wall. With the arm that can extend & rotate, should give enough viewing options for the kids. I like how you put yours in the console area. i was scared to make too many holes.

    Frank- the carpet was actually pretty easy. It really didnt tear up the foam except in few spots. I was thinking about putting fresh foam in anyway. The headliner sucked as i had foam shavings/dust everywhere.
    Sounds great man. Glad Kevin helped you out with the steps. I was VERY happy with all the billet stuff he did for us, including the swim step, step plates above the gunwalls and the billet glove box..Can't wait to see how it turns out.
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    Great project! Page 75 of the latest Livorsi catalog has your name all over it for those cup holders. The LED bases are pretty cool. http://www.livorsi.com/catalog_vol_17.htm
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