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![]() " *JimH*" wrote in message . .. "Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 21:58:34 -0400, " *JimH*" wrote: I plan to replace the carpeting (now red..........yuk) throughout the cockpit. I will be removing the existing carpeting come Spring (it looks like it is glued down) and replacing it with a neutral color moderate~high grade marine carpeting. Questions: 1. How difficult is it to install the carpeting in the cockpit? I will have to work around some fixed seating. Can't remove the seats? Hmmmm.... I did. I removed the captains seat and sink/icebox......now in the trash dump. I guess I can remove the rest of the seating but would prefer not to if there was no advantage to doing so. Well, I've done this on a bass boat once ten or so years ago. You'll need a sharp blade like a fine Xacto blade to round the seats and place the new carpet. You'll also probably need a heat gun to loosen up the carpet glue as you peel it back and to remove the excess glue from the deck. That was my plan. 2. Can you recommend any particular manufacturer or supplier on the net for the carpeting? More specifically, can you recommend any make from the manufacturer that will meet my needs?) West Marine supplies carpet in several widths and weights. Other than that, I can't help you. OK. Get a carpet knife for your utility knife. Has a hook in it to cut from the bottom. Home Depot carries black carpet. |
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