I have a 1998 223 DC. Looking to to replace the combing pads. i called Grady White and they said they do not sell parts for older boats. Any ideas where i can go?
WHERE TO GET REPLACEMENT COMBING PADS
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I bought marine material online and redid mine myself, but I'm sure you can go to a marine upholsterer in your area and have them reupholstered.
I had a marine guy do mine. Forgot the cost, thinking $400. I couldn't find anybody that would put the OEM mesh in the bottom so they drain. In lieu of that I had my guy install brass grommets about every 24" on the bottom. Do not let anybody tell you drains aren't required. Without drains they accumulate rain water and grow mold.
I had a local shop redo mine a few years back. Came out great, just didn't have the GW logo on the transom. oh well. don't remember price as i had the shop do some other pieces at the same time.
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Prob best to get it done locally as the shipping costs for the large pieces is fairly expensive.
Give GW Cust service a line via the website. They may be able to direct you to the firm that makes them for GW. They might sell the materials or tell you where to obtain. Worth a shot.
tx
Give GW Cust service a line via the website. They may be able to direct you to the firm that makes them for GW. They might sell the materials or tell you where to obtain. Worth a shot.
tx