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I am very interested in your Grady vinyl trim. I would be interested in the entire amount available. Please contact Mike by phone or text @ 1-410 627-7818

Yeesh, I just logged on to get some info on the merits of having the bang cap on my 2004 180CC replaced or just having the seam glassed in. The boat is new to me and has been trailered all it's life. I have very minor bulges on each side of the engine where the original aluminum cap is. I just...

To avoid the Ebay 10 bucks a foot for stock GW vinyl trim I ordered a whole roll from the manufacturer. I've got about 70 to 80 feet left. It cost me around 2.50 a foot. I would like 3 bucks a foot( to cover the trips and time to the post office) plus shipping costs in at least 10 foot or...

I'm talking about the floor line at the extreme rear of the cockpit. Mine has vinyl trim on it, and when I changed it out this year it was clear that there is a factory joint under there. From memory (questionable at best) it looked like it goes from the upper starboard side of the sea door to...

...joint / panel connection at the bottom of the panel that has the seat molded into it. I was thinking of cutting it loose there (under the vinyl trim strip)and just separating it on the sides at the rub rail. It would be a big piece to remove and replace, but access would be huge. That's an...

The inch and 3/8 wide trim is becoming unglued from the cockpit area in my 2007 282 Sailfish. I have purchased replacement material from the factory. Has anyone ever done this? Any tips you can share? Any videos available on how to?

Thanks Bayhouse, if you still have some I could use 30' of the vinyl trim for my 330. Not sure if this is the PM posting area, never done it before. I'm: Bill Spitler 58 Framlingham Drive Inglis, FL 34449 spitler5@gmail.com I can pay via Paypal or your choice, just let me know the cost and...

Thanks for the source. Do you remember what the specs/name of the trim you bought? They sure have lots of choices and I didn't see a match with a cursory look.

Do you recall what you used for adhesive??

I replaced all of the vinyl trim on my 1999 Sailfish, with the original product sourced from Barbour Plastics. I had to buy a entire 105 foot roll, as they don’t sell it by foot. I’m keeping the extra material left over, for the future inevitable replacements I will need. I also got the...

The flexible trim that hides the cap from the deck has peeled about half off and it seems to have shrunk as well. I'd like to replace and found a few related threads, but couldn't find a source for the material. I know others have done this, can anyone point me to a source?

Anyone have issues with delamination of the tables, bar area, and various trim on Freedom 335.. any good ideas on the fix.. very low hours and well maintained.. thanks Not getting much help from GW Attachments 8C01D99C-4327-4999-9415-51726E20DCA9.jpeg 905 KBViews: 0...

Hi Doc Oc, I have a 1989 Offshore 242G. I replaced the teak about 7 years ago. Have owned the boat for 18 years and like you, grew tired of redoing the teak. I used white Corian. After 7 years it still looks like the day I put it in. I used 1/2" sheet for the rod holders and the sidewall...

I have decided my teak has had a few sanding jobs too many, as well as a number of cracked pieces. I have a 1986 Seafarer 228. Rather than re-teak I was considering other options. I know newer Grady's have an adhesive flexible trim that is both hard to source and incredibly expensive. I was...

$150.00? Did you give them the cushions and they reupholstered? A template of some kind?

Nordans Trim Shop in Columbia,SC. Mid Carolina Marine referred me to them as they use them. 803-794-0209 The work is actually done well. The vinyl matches and I paid $150 for the stern seats ,$150 for the port fish box seat and $175 for the bolsters. The price was very good. I am...

It is a trim piece that gets sewn or stapled to the edges of the bolster to make things look nice and neat. You can buy te cord and cut som vinyl to make your own ( with the proper sewing machine foot) or you cab but it premade which is a LOT easier. Here is an example...

It is a trim piece that gets sewn or stapled to the edges of the bolster to make things look nice and neat. You can buy te cord and cut som vinyl to make your own ( with the proper sewing machine foot) or you cab but it premade which is a LOT easier. Here is an example...

When we sleep in the boat, we never sleep directly on the cushions, anyways. So, for us, we weren't concerned about having a cloth-type material. So with the same idea that you guys are saying about keeping them clean, I had mine made with vinyl - medium gray with dark "Grady Blue"...