I got a quote for the top and bottom parts both, it was 12-20 hours of work at 65 an hour. Dont know if they included materials or not. Another member got his done for 600. You can prob wheel and deal right now with the economy doing poorly. I just redid my seats for about $200, but its not the easiest project I've ever undertaken. There is a thread in this section if ur interested.Can anyone give me an idea of what kind of money I am about to spend. I am need to get my 97 speedster completely reUpholstered. If you have gotten yours done lately or just have an idea please let me know. Thanks.h
http://seadooforum.com/showthread.php?t=12078&highlight=upholsteryWhere did everyone get decent material? Thinking about taking this on with my Sportster. Never done it, but I'm pretty handy.
Any tips?
Use original as pattern, sew pcs, 3M spray glue each, reassemble and stretch (might have to multipc the bolsters parts), and then stainless staple. Sound about right?
I haven't been on here in a while b/c the boat has been running flawless since i sent the mpem out to Texas, fixed the broken manifold stud, and soldered the melted fuse block myself.
Recently I got a spare speedster hull and it came with trashed vinyl seats. So, I'm gonna reupholster them for sale soon.
I have done this several times and my work is evident on my mint condition 96 speedster.
I switched my personal colors to royal (marina) blue bolsters with white inserts/seat backs and white bow seat.
If anyone is interested in getting new upholstery, PM me. I will do whatever color combo you would like (pending availability). I would personally recommend lighter colors, my royal blue seats absorb some serious sun and burn my girl's ass in the summer. Here's the current color selection for 4 way stretch. http://www.rochfordsupply.com/color_popup.asp?prodid=11956&form=0