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04-11-2007, 05:14 PM
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T-Top Canvas cost
What do you guys think a good ballpark price for replacing a 60" x 72" T top canvas would run? Just lashed on w/ grommets
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04-11-2007, 06:32 PM
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Re: T-Top Canvas cost
I just paid $125 to have mine replaced.. Sunbrella material.
I kinda know the guy that did it so that might be a deal.. not sure did not shop around..
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04-12-2007, 12:47 AM
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Re: T-Top Canvas cost
I had mine replaced with Sunbrella's "Seamark". Unlike Weblon which has the vinyl on the exterior and cracks over time, the Seamark has a cloth like exterior and vinyl on the interior. It was very expensive...but well worth it.
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04-12-2007, 10:17 AM
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Re: T-Top Canvas cost
I just got some quotes a month ago here is South Florida.
Sumbrella T-top replacement $450.00 & $350.00 Sumbrella Boat cover $1,200 & $1,100.00 I decided to do my own thing and bought Pro trim vinyl with is approx 1/8 thick material I cut it and installed it cost approx $250.00 for everything. Will last For Ever and IMO is 10 times Better than Sumbrella and has the appearance of a hard top. I would NEVER use anything else again. I even drilled 2 circles out of the top for my fishing rods to go through so longer rods will fit in the rod holders on both sides of the CC. I am 100 percent satisfied. www.alumapole.com/imagebrowser.asp?ID=56&nPage=3 FellowShip _______________________________________________ My motto: Just for the Grins 
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04-12-2007, 11:44 PM
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Re: T-Top Canvas cost
Fellowship, if I make it out to Anclote as I intend to, I would certainly like to check out your handy work on the T-top. My canvas is about 7 years old and I have been contemplating replacing it soon. Are you gonna have your boat at Anclote for the sea craft gathering?
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04-13-2007, 09:53 AM
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Re: T-Top Canvas cost
Hey Graham, how gozit dude,ltns? I can probably hook you up for around 150 if you like- i have to pay retail for materials so that is really about as cheap as I can go. Mikes Custom Canvas or Tops by George might do it cheaper than I can. That Pro-trim that fellowship is talking about is nice. I have seen it before and have a couple of small pieces of it if you would like to check it out- Craig-
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04-13-2007, 09:54 AM
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Re: T-Top Canvas cost
Ha Steveh
I dont think I can make it. My trailer is now 6 years old and I have to replace the two axels first before I am willing to trailer it 5 hrs down the road. Just about a month ago I had a chunk of steel approx Ό thick and approx 6 long flake off one of the axels. If, and that is a Big if I can get it done before the end of the month I will go. If you contact the company they will mail you a 8 X 11 piece. FellowShip _______________________________________________ My motto: Just for the Grins
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