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First of all this pertains to an 1980 Sea Ray Express Cruiser that I
recently purchased in the Florida Keys. What I have is a need to tear out all of the carpet and replace it. The carpet in the forward cabin is of a sheet skin type material similiar to seat covers you can buy from a auto parts store. This stuff is mildewed to a point that it is probably a health hazard. What I would like to know is what the best procedure for removing this stuff would be, tools needed (such as a respirator) and etc., and what is needed to prep the hull for the new carpet. Also, what would be a good replacement reconmendation. |
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