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I always felt like the bow looked naked, especially after they started putting in the bow cushions, so I had the good folks at JBP.com cut this out for me. 6 months later I finally put my Seadek in.
I love it. My 190 is "nekkid" there as well. I've been debating on putting a 192 cushion in that spot, but the Seadeck looks nice. Any chance you have the measurements on it?
JBP might still have the pattern saved so I would hit them up. They did the templating on it for me because they just happened to have a 192 in their shop and mine was stored for the winter when I ordered it.
@DBamaC has been thinking of doing this too. How's it feel siting against it? Dual density or single? I agree large radius rounded edges would help soften the look up but it looks fine either way. I just wonder how hot it will get so please let us know how it goes.
It's only the single density. I bought it more for aesthetics and protection from the anchor and chain my wife likes to bang against the front of the boat. JBP was concerned with my idea at first because they thought I would want the dual density pad and it may not take to that much of a curve very well. I haven't sat against it, but I doubt it would do a whole lot as a back rest.
