bdusted440
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trimate interior
- Thread starter bdusted440
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Hard to say, you would have to find a local interior shop. Mine was re-covered a few years ago, looked great untill it got wet.
Make sure that who ever re-covers the interior that they replace the wood backings and seal the wood with glass and resin. It not it will rott quick.
1975 Checkmate Tri-mate 2, 2.4 200+
Make sure that who ever re-covers the interior that they replace the wood backings and seal the wood with glass and resin. It not it will rott quick.
1975 Checkmate Tri-mate 2, 2.4 200+
Z06
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If you know someone who will do this, order the skin, as Chris said, from Checkmate and take it to him. I have a buddy that made the bow cover for the same Pulsare as my Avator, all the seats on his 'Stream Venus. He did a great job. Sorry but I live in Ottawa, a little far away...
Checkmates may not be the fastest boats on the water, but they are the nicest looking!
Checkmates may not be the fastest boats on the water, but they are the nicest looking!