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I have a 2000 Nitro nx 750dc. have 2 projects i need to complete on this boat .

The first is to recover the middle seat. the picture was when i first bought the boat and has got much worse. I was wondering if you thought it would be better to try and recover it or just buy a new one. I have never recovered a seat before so i have no experiance.

The second is carpet replacement. You can see in both pics a whiteish area that has now started to peel up. I was wondering how much trouble it would be to replace the areas that are peeling. I don't want to do the whole boat (meaning lids) . I have done carpet installation on houses before and didn't know if this was similar or not..Any help is appreciated.

Thanks

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Know that boat carpeting is a time consuming job but it can be done at home if you have the time and patience.

For the seat recovering I would probably call Nitro and see if they still make that seat and just buy a new middle seat.  If they don't have it you should get it professionally re-upholstered, it shouldn't be too expensive for just that little seat.

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I'd take the seat to an upholstry shop.  The carpet isn't bad to do.  You can get the old up with lacquer thinner.

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Plan on doing the whole boat with the carpet.  Anything else will end up looking like a patch job.

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