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I took my 50 gallon aluminum tank to radiator shop. Mine wasn't used in years so it was nasty. They can boil it out, at least i think that's what they said. It came back spotless.
I am about to cover my bow seating panels with vinyl. I was not going to use any foam underneath. I asked about this on an upholstery forum and most said to add 1/4” foam for the same reason you said. Now I’m really wondering if I should…..
Finally got the bow seating wood to fit good and the hatches and doors cut. Seemed to take forever, trim a little here, a little there….probably being way too fussy. I’m going to get some new brackets bent up for around the hatches as there are some cracks in the current ones. StarCraft was...
I dug these panels out of the attic tonight. I cut these a long time ago. Going to need to do a little trimming and cut a couple hatch openings and finish coating them in epoxy. Then I’ll cover them in red vinyl.
I’ve been playing with the sewing machine a bit just practicing on some scraps.
Thanks! Going to start picking away at things. I’m thinking about learning how to sew. I’ve been watching videos and stuff and I think I could do it. The hardest part I think, the back to back seats, are already done. I had someone do them years ago.
Would it be worthwhile to move this...