Hey man, it pays the bills!

 

looks good man... very nice work... should have went with the same color green for the covers as the canopy does... my grandfathers been doing custom aphousltrey here in ocala for ove 20years he does anything from full restos to boats/cabins even went as far as a jet plane... keep up the good work...

 

nice work jo$h !!!!!!

if you guys do convertable tops, i may have a job for you guys...

 

Mike,

Thanks for the kudos. Actually, if you use the green canvas to make boat covers, you're potentially doing the customer a disservice. Unfortunately, the greens are much more susceptible to fading, which leads to drying out of the fabric, and then cracking, and ultimately the cover fails. Colored covers are fine for a vessel that is going to see covered slip time for storage. The light grey we used, is the material of choice for a boat that is going to see a lot of UV exposure, like this owners will.

And the Bimini top we had to customize a little bit to fit/work with this boat. The boat owner purchased a "universal" Bimini, and it was about 3 feet shy of the windshield. So we had to set it up right for him, which is typical of these universal products.

This job cost the owner right at $400 for all covers, stainless hardware, poles, vents, installation, etc. And the boy's happy as all get-out

-Josh

 

Well, we do them. Just don't "like" them They're tedious, and not a lot of money to be made for the work that is involved. We can do it for you though, Mitch!!

 

well i would tell u what i think but the pics arent there on my computer