New Haven Ct area. Looking to get the cockpit bolsters redone in my Grady White 223. Any recommendations? Also what colors am I after? Chalk? Sea foam?
I took mine to a local shop that does furniture, automotive etc. He matched them perfect. I think its pretty routine and the vinyl is a common material.
I also used Seafarer canvas in Norwalk for my 248 voyager. Having them install next week and will let you know how it looks, but were easy to work with. They also did everything in the boat.
I went with a shop in Westbrook called Nautical Needles. I will update the results when I get them back. I dropped the bolsters off and was told one week turnaround which is really fast for this time of year. The cost was fair I guess but still expensive. Looking forward to see the finished product.
do it yourself. pretty easy. remove bolsters, buy the material online, get ss staples at home depot, remove old material, cover and staple. very easy diy
Although not quiet as easy as RI Grady makes it out to be if your intent is to make them look like OEM .......The link below may be of assistance to you. I reupholstered combing pads, stern seat and seat back on my old 98' 272 Sailfish in 2012. Fun project .......as long as you have a Walking Foot commercial sewing machine :