removehtml]Looking for a source to replace my beige colored textured wall covering. Typically its sprayed glued in place. Has about 1/8 inch foam back. I would think its pretty standard stuff. Any ideas where I might find it? ThanksError: Error: expected [/URL], but found [/removehtml] instead[/removehtml]
1988 Cal 33 Wall Covering
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Material is called hull liner
Chuck, I have an S2 with similar material on sides and overhead. I went to an automotive upholstery shop and had him order if I remember correctly, 11 yards of hull liner I think I paid about 200 for enough to do a my 26 foot w/aft cabin. There was a limited selection of colors I used the sand. I used brush on original type(flammable) contact cement and a respirator and even with pretty good ventilation it was still a pretty rough job. End results are good.
Chuck, I have an S2 with similar material on sides and overhead. I went to an automotive upholstery shop and had him order if I remember correctly, 11 yards of hull liner I think I paid about 200 for enough to do a my 26 foot w/aft cabin. There was a limited selection of colors I used the sand. I used brush on original type(flammable) contact cement and a respirator and even with pretty good ventilation it was still a pretty rough job. End results are good.
Hull Liner Installation
I would think you would put the new Hull Liner over top of the existing. I doubt that you could remove the old completly. what do you think? I like the pattern..........Mine is dicolored only in the galley area. By the way don't you think the engineering is really good on these Hunt designed Cals! Well thought out. clcjr54@hotmail.com
I would think you would put the new Hull Liner over top of the existing. I doubt that you could remove the old completly. what do you think? I like the pattern..........Mine is dicolored only in the galley area. By the way don't you think the engineering is really good on these Hunt designed Cals! Well thought out. clcjr54@hotmail.com
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