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AR230 re upholstery project
- Thread starter shawnnoonan
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DNUGENTUSMC
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- Yamaha
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- 2006
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- AR
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I’m thinking white for the butts and blue for the back cushions. The blue piping on the white would be a nice accent too. At least make this presentable for the summer until I pay this down more and sell the LS2000.
sfom222
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How do i get these seat sjuns i would like to purchase asap
sfom222
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My boat is a 2008 ar230 with the hammared gray tops
Ronnie
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I forgot about this thread but just completed my reupholstery project last May/June. I think it came out great for a first time dyi job. I had all the tools, material and the help of my cousin. The materials were about $3k. Air powered stapler is the way to go. A streamer with a long neck to puff the foam plus a couple different staple removers is all you need. That and a lot of time, patience and perseverance. Removing all of the original staples literally took at least 16 hours. I would not do it again but my cousin wants to offer it as a service.
