New headlining...at last
Posted: Wed May 10, 2017 12:30 pm
Iain C
United Kingdom
181 Posts
Posted - 31/08/2012 : 10:41:39
At Marchwood last year a few people said to me "Summer Girl seems to have more string than any other boat, more electronics, and the worst interior!". They were not wrong, so during some nice relaxing leave between finishing at my previous employer and starting at my new one, it was time to do the dreaded task of re-lining the saloon. In terms of costs of ply, vinyl, glue etc, it was about £250, but it was a pretty solid 5 days work. Still, well worth the effort I think...it's not quite finished yet (curtains and a few trim pieces) but it has totally transformed the feel of the saloon. Professional quotes were pretty eye watering so I am very pleased with the result!
Mike T
67 Posts
Posted - 31/08/2012 : 13:03:37
Nice work Iain looking good!
It amazing how much the headlining effects the feel of the boat inside.
United Kingdom
181 Posts
Posted - 31/08/2012 : 10:41:39
At Marchwood last year a few people said to me "Summer Girl seems to have more string than any other boat, more electronics, and the worst interior!". They were not wrong, so during some nice relaxing leave between finishing at my previous employer and starting at my new one, it was time to do the dreaded task of re-lining the saloon. In terms of costs of ply, vinyl, glue etc, it was about £250, but it was a pretty solid 5 days work. Still, well worth the effort I think...it's not quite finished yet (curtains and a few trim pieces) but it has totally transformed the feel of the saloon. Professional quotes were pretty eye watering so I am very pleased with the result!
Mike T
67 Posts
Posted - 31/08/2012 : 13:03:37
Nice work Iain looking good!
It amazing how much the headlining effects the feel of the boat inside.