2001 SAN Interior and SeaDek

[brit_hunsicker]

Little project Im helping my buddy with over the winter. Im more or less storing it and doing all the work at his expense because he is tired of hearing me give him crap. Interior has been in rough shape ever since I met him 5 years ago. Finally got him to open his wallet and let me work some magic.





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[brit_hunsicker]

First task at hand was SeaDek on all the same surfaces I did on my 2001.







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[brit_hunsicker]

Next project is pulling all of the interior out of the boat to take to my local upholster gal. We’ve decided to change this boat up quite a bit. We are reversing the interior color to be mainly blue and with some gray. No more white. Everything in the boat that is currently white will be blue. Everything in the boat that is currently Blue will be gray. Everything in the boat that is gray will be updated to the new darker gray.

Here is a picture of the SeaDek colors matched to new interior color

Took this picture to show the upholstery lady so she can hopefully make each piece a hair larger for a more tight fit.

This front wraparound piece was much easier to pull out than I imagined it would be. Good to know for when I have my interior redone next winter.





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[brit_hunsicker]

First thing I took to the upholsterer was the 3 back hatches. She called last week and said they were ready to be picked up. I walked in noticed something terribly wrong....she flip flopped the colors. She accidentally ordered more gray than she did blue...Luckily she took full responsibility and said she would order more blue and reverse the colors. Glad I didn’t take her the whole set at once, that could have been catastrophic! On a side note though...what she did looks awesome! I felt so bad telling her she had the colors reversed. I should have these pieces back the correct way by the end of the week. More pics to come as she gets them done!



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[brit_hunsicker]

Now we are on the right track! Just got the 3 rear hatches back and they look awesome! We also decided to do way with the original thought of gray seat bottoms like it was factory and go with blue. So the boat will be all blue with gray accents.




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[Rusty Barras]

Very nice! I have similar Sea dek pieces. Great addition

[brit_hunsicker]

Very nice! I have similar Sea dek pieces. Great addition

Ha ha yes I know. You’re welcome. I caught ya off guard since you’re not used to seeing me work on this boat.


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[Rusty Barras]

Ha ha yes I know. You’re welcome. I caught ya off guard since you’re not used to seeing me work on this boat.


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ha! my mistake. I didnt even look at the user name. I had you with the red boat in my head. Thanks again for your help. I've gotten a ton of compliments on the seadek!

[brit_hunsicker]

ha! my mistake. I didnt even look at the user name. I had you with the red boat in my head. Thanks again for your help. I've gotten a ton of compliments on the seadek!

Glad everybody is liking it! We plan on doing the floors next winter in both my boat and this boat.


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[25BMB25]

Looks fantastic! Just out of curiosity, how much did that sea deck cost as well as the upholstery job? I have a 2002 SANTE I am looking to do pretty much the same job and just want to know a rough estimation on pricing.

[brit_hunsicker]

The Seadek for doing the amount you see is going to be between $500 and $700 depending on if he has your pieces in his computer from doing some other people I have sent his way. Check it the forum on here called “2001 Super Air Nautique SeaDek Templates”. That forum will give you more info on the company I had do mine and you can see some others that he has done. Keep in mind your 2002 has narrower gunnels that mine and this 2001.

To give you a rough estimate I believe she is charging around $1,500-$2,000 to do every piece of interior in this boat. If you went the C&S route, you can go ahead and double that number and then some. Christines did and C&S does excellent work but you definitely pay for it. I had Christines do all my seat bottoms and I am very happy but it’s easily double the cost after you have an upholsterer remove your old skins and install the new ones.

Hope this helps.


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[brit_hunsicker]

2 new speakers for the bow to match the rest of the boat. All the speakers will still be hidden behind the cloth to keep the factory look but they are all Wetsounds...kinda wishing I would have ponied up the money several years ago for Wetsounds when I did mine.



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[brit_hunsicker]

Got the rear seat back picked up yesterday. The nose wraparound piece should be finished by Wednesday when I get back in town.



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[Gbracer]

nice work how big is that pole barn it looks huge!!!

[brit_hunsicker]

Thanks! It’s big enough that’s for sure! 80’x120’ to be exact. We store a lot of boats, a motor home and farm equipment in there.


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