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Hi Dustydog - My understanding is that the "welds" on the Seaquest Pleated Vinyl material are 54" long meaning that you can have a 60"+ long bolster with no seams that in effect could be up to 54" tall/high! (minus the amount of material needed to fold over the foam and behind the backer board)...

I have 25' Sailfish and the previous owner removed the bolsters and replaced with PVC trim board. I'm looking at making the coaming pads myself and have a few questions: - It appears many use the Seaquest Pleated Chalk Vinyl which comes in 54" widths. The starboard and port side pads will be...

Roberth $1,500 for a full enclosure is a great price - what did the use for the vinly. I am having mine finished with 30 mil Strata Glass for uv and scratch resistant. Fabric for trim and around windows is a vinyl product called stamoid. The price for mine will be north (but not much) of the...

I have a 208 and the vinyl (maybe) trim has come loose and I need to glue it back and use screws and nuts to fix the latches for the seat cushions, Here's a picture of the trim. I called Grady White and they said superglue but I don't think that is right. It looks like a rubbery type of glue. I...

...easier.You will see this on your old pieces. Dry fit the new pieces and install your door.Very important. GW used some kind of vinyl trim around the bulk head that was stapled around the edges.They were all rusted out. Lord knows why they didn`t use stain less steal staples. I decided...

Well no one wants to reply, no biggie. But I'll update you as to my issue what I found. If you have an older hull as I do or even the same set up on another model, be informed a good amount of nuisance water can get in this way. I have a couple of issues, one the previous owner had a danforth...

Thanks. I thought some of you guys might like the look. I did it because we like to cruise on occasion and if I can make it more appealing and comfortable for the Admiral she'll keep approving gas and tackle purchases. I realize the look is not for everybody so I tried to keep the original parts...

You can get vinyl roll material wood grain, less expensive than formica, but way less durable too. I found it at the Depot. Duratrim was a non-wood wood grain replacement for teak trim and toe boards at the gunnels, wasn't used anywhere else. Wood grain formica covered birch plywood, later...

Sands I don't think the cabin doors, bulkheads etc were covered with formica. I think the woodgrain on these items is simply some sort of vinyl or similar that is applied over the ply at the plywood manufacturer. I have replaced a couple of pieces of that stuff and what I have is not fomica...

I have to agree with Rich. On many of the past Gradys, especially the notched outboard models, Grady created a recipe for disaster by installing the aluminum corner trim around the notch in transom, instead of completely sealing floor to hull in this area. I have owned three Grady Whites and I'm...

The cabin headliner in my Gulfstream looked in fine shape, so I left it in there. While the bulkheads were out, I pulled the blue carpeting along the side walls and at the helm sides and replaced it with a dark grey carpeting that looks nice, and provides a good accent to the cream colored...

tried barkeeper's friend for the 1st time today. My boat is a 1997 208. I bought it in June, and basically dropped it right in the water. It was reasonably clean when I bought it, but not great. Today, I spent 3 hours with barkeeper's, several magic erasers, and some soft scrub. I used an entire...

1. What year did Grady White start building the SV2 Hull? The SeaV2 hull design was implemented on Grady-White boats in the following sizes and years: 28 ft............1989 26 ft............1991 22-25 ft.......1992 208-209......1993 192.............1994 180.............1998 2. What...

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