Cost to reupholster 2006 SANTE

[jkallen21]

Hey guys and girls - I'm looking to reupholster the entire boat. I've done pieces here and there over the years but so much of it is cracking now that I need to just get it all done. I have an estimate of $3500 with piping and $3100 without. I am curious what others might have paid for this in the past. I've attached a pic of what my interior is like to give you an idea. Thanks!

[shag]

If you are anywhere near Orlando, I have someone that does amazing work, reasonable... maybe less than your numbers.

[Steinekenn]

I just paid 4k to do my 210 of around the same year. I think 3.5k for a 220 is a good deal if you trust they will do a good job. Definitely do the piping.

[Infinity]

That sounds like a pretty reasonable number if they are reputable. Its a lot of work to redo an entire boat. I would do piping as well.
Just a thot, you may wanna think about adding a step into the back seat while you are re-doing the vinyl. I did that last summer on mine and its one of the best upgrades I have done. Keeps people from stepping on the seat when getting up to transom, stepping on the back seat pulls the seams/stitching apart over time.

[jkallen21]

great advice from everyone. I'll take some before and after pics and post. Thanks!

[JAppler]

If you are anywhere near Orlando, I have someone that does amazing work, reasonable... maybe less than your numbers.

Who is your guy in Orlando?

[Stevemo14]

I just paid $4,750 for my boat in Columbus Ohio, limited options, and I did it right before memorial day, so I paid a premium. I bought the boat in April so I didn't have much in terms of "planning it out time" Turned out pretty good though.

[jkallen21]

Thanks for all the replies. I ended up paying about the same - $4500. He was able to get the “Air Nautique” embroidery done in all the original places too. Attached are the pics.

[glassywaters]

Looks good. Lots of work there. That vinyl work is a real PITA.


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