Search results for query: vinyl trim

What vinyl trim are you referring to? The only way to (not permanently) make that aft end into one, long bench is for it to be higher - which means you'll probably only have a few inches of backrest left... not very comfortable or safe. You'd to have fillers for the existing seat area to bring...

Where can I find a replacement for vinyl trim around the boat sides and back. Second anyone have a solution to making the seafarer back seats into one long bench seat. Considering a redesign but not permanent

Any difference when doing it right at the engine? How about with the engine running? Do your battery switches allow you run the port engine off the stbd battery? It's pretty rare for a trim motor to go bad - not that it never happens, of course, but the more common issue is battery...

Hi there, we are also replacing the cuddy bulkheads, but debating between 1/2 or 3/4 StarBoard. Have you felt the 1/2 StarBoard worked well?

Patsy are you referring the vinyl trim moulding that covers the deck joint? I believe it is about 1 5/8" in height. Taylor marine in Delaware sells it through their Ebay store. It is pricey!

Check around for a plastics distributor local to you.One that sells Lexan sheet and the like. LOCAL because shipping is expensive, especially a whole sheet. If they don't have STARBOARD brand they will have HDPE sheet which is the same. Years ago I got a 54" x 96" x 1/2" sheet for $245 from Emco...

...around the edges. On the 226, it's 2 pieces of wood (still unsealed) and I needed to use the old plastic corner trim piece and buy more vinyl trim for the rest of the edges. This is not as simple a job as it would seem. Grady appears to use one size bulkhead rigging box cover for all of...

What about the 216 Grady-White Fisherman? Is it going to be only out for two years or more?

LIG, I am still considering the carbon fiber vinyl wrap over the old panel. My switches all work and don't look bad. I just have not come up with a good way to label each switch. To me that is where it gets difficult to get everything symmetrical and looking the way it would if professionally...

Most of my old switches actually do have illumination so I don’t think the wiring would be too much different. I appreciate the photos and the help. I may try and just vinyl wrap the ugly dura trim panel and keep the old switches in place until I get the extra $$ to make the change.

I'm very familiar with SeaDek and that would certainly be a very easy way to cover things up - and it does look/feel nice. It won't be anywhere near as "soft" as true combing pads, though. Installation is a snap as they are peel-n-stick. They're pretty good at stain resistance, but they will...

Guys, I am working on restoring or replacing the dash trim and side helm inserts on my 98 Seafarer. Some of you might recall that in 98 and 99 these models used a plastic, vinyl injected product for these parts. The are no longer manufactured or available from anywhere. Mine became...

Hi JeffN, the trim I would use instead would be the Grady White Vinyl Trim like shown here. Seems to be holding up very well now after a couple of seasons since I replaced the original aluminum trim. You can see the example here:

Bringing this to the top because I've put this off long enough and need to do it this year. Robert, how did you get the vinyl trim to stick to this inside corners?

Thanks for that tip......used it on my 208 with that crappy corroded aluminum trim.....much cleaner....came out great!

It is self adhesive. Just clean area with Acetone to remove any wax and have a hear gun handy if needed for any sharper bends. Also it has a small 90 degree edge on the bottom. If your fiberglass is touching the deck, you can use a oscillating flush cut blade to trim the bottom so the vinyl...

I replaced mine last season with the Grady Vinyl Trim like they are using on the newer boats. It went on great and looks great! I found it on Ebay.

Len.....I replaced the cockpit lights one time. I seem to remember a post on here where a guy found a vinyl trim source that worked for the trim. I think they are too pitted to recondition. Glad you enjoy my flukasaurus posts :D

I recently resealed my leaky cabin side windows, not a hard project at all... Start by removing the black rubber trim from inside the track that runs around the outside of the window frame, which will expose the screws. On my 1988 Trophy Pro the windows are held in place by the screws passing...

***5/5/22 - UPDATE - PROBABALY GOING TO BE MOVING - ALL OF THIS STUFF HAS TO GO - MAKE OFFERS*** ***I'll practically give away everything but the port/starboard fish box lids, cabin door/lid and teak trim*** ***Buyer pays shipping*** ***11/21/18 - ADDED SOME NEW STUFF*** Looking to get rid of...