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SEAT HELP

Thread starter Boatingduck123
Start date Feb 17, 2019

Boatingduck123

Well-Known Member

Feb 17, 2019

#1

I replaced my boat cover in October. And I figured I wasn't keeping my boat much longer so I'm not going to go get a custom cover made. So I bought like a seamander cover. I'm going next weekend to get my new Yamaha so I pulled my boat out of storage to make sure it was clean and the pole in front bow knock over and the bow cover was full of water and ice. Got all the water and ice out now my seats are ruined. Anywhere the cover touched it bled and ruined it. Anybody have this happen and any luck removing in. It makes me so mad. My boat is 16 years old and the seats were perfect until now. Of course it happens when I'm trading it in so I will lose a few thousand. Thanks for allowing me to vent