Anybody have a set of cushions for a Typhoon? I would be interested in interior and/or cockpit.
carlsonbronson@msn.com
Typhoon cushions
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Leila
Re: Typhoon cushions
They are pretty easy to make: just trace the shape of the berths (or seats) and cut those shapes out of c. 3' foam. I got a boat canvas place to cover them with sunbrella, but you could do that yourself too. Used cushions tend to be quite mildewy! Good luck!Chris Carlson wrote: Anybody have a set of cushions for a Typhoon? I would be interested in interior and/or cockpit.
Dawleila@aol.com
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Chris Carlson
Re: Typhoon cushions
Did you bevel the cushion to fit the hull and notch around the teak positioners?Leila wrote:They are pretty easy to make: just trace the shape of the berths (or seats) and cut those shapes out of c. 3' foam. I got a boat canvas place to cover them with sunbrella, but you could do that yourself too. Used cushions tend to be quite mildewy! Good luck!Chris Carlson wrote: Anybody have a set of cushions for a Typhoon? I would be interested in interior and/or cockpit.
carlsonbronson@msn.com
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Leila
Re: Typhoon cushions
oops, I meant circa 3" (inches) but I guess you can figure that out!
Answers to questions are no (hull), and didn't need to (positioners). I sent other info to your e-mail directly.
Dawleila@aol.com
Answers to questions are no (hull), and didn't need to (positioners). I sent other info to your e-mail directly.
Chris Carlson wrote:Did you bevel the cushion to fit the hull and notch around the teak positioners?Leila wrote:They are pretty easy to make: just trace the shape of the berths (or seats) and cut those shapes out of c. 3' foam. I got a boat canvas place to cover them with sunbrella, but you could do that yourself too. Used cushions tend to be quite mildewy! Good luck!Chris Carlson wrote: Anybody have a set of cushions for a Typhoon? I would be interested in interior and/or cockpit.
Dawleila@aol.com