Seats we work on
Helm and captain's chairs, flip-up bolster seats, bench and jump seats, leaning posts, fishing seats, and pontoon and bowrider lounge seating.
Reupholster vs. buying new seats
Replacement seats from the manufacturer can be expensive, hard to find for older boats, and rarely match the rest of the interior. Reupholstering keeps your original frame and fit, lets you choose colors and stitching, and usually costs much less.
If a frame is cracked or a swivel is shot, we'll tell you up front so you can decide whether to replace just that part.
What a seat rebuild includes
- New marine vinyl panels patterned from your seat
- New foam where the old foam is compressed or waterlogged
- Piping and accent colors to match or update your interior
- Stainless staples and hardware
Small repairs too
A single split seam or torn panel doesn't always mean a full re-cover. If the rest of the vinyl is healthy, we can restitch or replace just the damaged panel. See before and after.
NJ Marine Canvas