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I was tremendously impressed with the stuff this company makes
http://www.majilite.com/ which was used on the Maryland Research vessel. It looks like vinyl or Naugahyde but they stretched it around shapes and corners I couldn't believe with no sign of thinning or strain. It's so tough that they don't try to use utility knives to cut it (company is also involved with bullet proof materials) and use special scissors. The pilothouse interior and console top were all done with it and it looks like a million dollars, (well four milllion actually). BTW I was amused to see Neal reveal his ignorance again. My 1980 soft headliner still looks great. Talk about entry level boats, Coronado 27? -- Roger Long |
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