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That turned out great! Kind of makes me want to convert my 02 skins to the 03-06 design.
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It's really not hard to do, if you got the 03+ foam it would be even easier since you wouldn't have to cut the foam. But tracing the pattern and cutting the foam with a razor wasn't difficult at all.
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Hey PN!
Here is my partially finished project.
So as you can see I still need to order the arena and observer seat skins. Should only take me about an hour to do once I get them in.
I also have a tear on the very front of the bow back rest where the Nautique logo is at the seam. I did a temp fix on it before I learned to blind stitch. I'll just pull that and restitch it.
Next big project is to do the floors, not sure what I want yet but think I'll be a "cool guy" and be like everyone else and do the faux teak. It just looks so good!
-Pat
-Pat
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Awesome! I like the color scheme.Comment
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Just one comment. Do not forget to warm up vinyl before assembly (for example leave it in a black plastic bag in the sun.) It needs to stretched hard during assembly if you want to prevent wrinkles after one week of use.Comment
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Originally posted by josemolino
VERY VERY GOOD POINT!
Sorry I left that out guys, I would set the skin of the seat I was doing in the sun while I would clean up the seat foam and base. Then go straight into install.
Thanks for bringing that up!
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Now I see your project I have a suggestion that works fine.
Do you see the gap at the entrance of the bow? With a board, some foam and some vinyl you can créate a backrest that will also serve as a wind curtain in winter. I did it for my 220 and it´s very handy and easy to store.Comment
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