I called the Moomba shop, and SC does not carry patterns for my boat. They only go back through 2003. Does anyone have experiences with vinyl shops in the RDU area? Thanks!
-- kb
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I called the Moomba shop, and SC does not carry patterns for my boat. They only go back through 2003. Does anyone have experiences with vinyl shops in the RDU area? Thanks!
-- kb
Can you order post '03 vinyl already cut for your boat? I would like to replace the rear sun deck vinyl on my '06.Quote:
Originally Posted by bkearney
http://www.copycatcovers.com/index.html
No personnel experience.
Any upholstery shop can replace covers and use much better fabric. I have never thought about going back to SC to get replacements considering the quality of the fabric they used. I have changed out almost all of my cushions over the years.
Per white lake marine, you can do '06 and later. It may be a rolling 6 years, so you may want to move this winter.Quote:
Originally Posted by muehlcj
Anyone tried them? I pinged them for an estimate.Quote:
Originally Posted by beat taco
I was curious what they charge but too lazy to fill out the quote section. You getting a quote on everything?Quote:
Originally Posted by bkearney
Local shop is probably better and cheaper...Quote:
Originally Posted by beat taco
Here's the best review I could find. Archie took the company over sometime 2010-2011 and most of the reviews were with the old owners.
http://www.planetnautique.com/vb3/sh...-Review/page2&
I used Gresham lake upholstery to do some work on my camaro. They did a good job and had better prices than other shops in the area. I would give them a call. There is also a place right on hwy 98 between wake forest and hwy 50. He has a sign in his yard and looks like he works out of a shop on his property. With his proximity to falls lake I would assume he has experience with boats.
I have heard good things about Auto Tops & Interiors in Raleigh, but never used them. They apparently do a lot of boats. I took some of my cushions to a local guy that does mostly cars and he did an okay job, but didn't use stainless staples. I don't like other people working on my boat, so I think I am going to buy a sewing machine and do my own next time. There are some good write ups on Wakeworld and Iboats on now to do vinyl.