How To Remove Boat Interior Side Panels Boat Restoration Upholstery DIY Project 1992 Bayliner Capri

[@Rizzle4205]

Hi, are you still going to make the video of dissecting the side panel? I’m interested if it was put together without stitching?

[@MileHighCampers]

Hey Chris, Sorry for the delayed response, I'm up camping for the week. Yes, I am going to post the side panel video... it's going to be a long video, I recorded it step by step, in my anal opinion they came out great... I'm still working on the editing, I will put it out as soon as I can. Thanks for watching!!

[@Rizzle4205]

Thanks for replying, I look forward to it! Have a great week camping :)

[@davewalsh6481]

Thank you for this awesome video on how to take the cushions off!

[@MileHighCampers]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kennethmabus381]

Great videos! From another Native!

[@MileHighCampers]

Glad you like them!

[@thomasjudd7845]

Kool, very helpful.

[@jayhaas3813]

I'm starting my full restore carpet/upholstery/wrap on my 92 bayliner capris cuddy this week. Your videos definitely helped me out!

[@MileHighCampers]

Awesome, really glad to hear the videos are helping!! Good luck with your project!!

[@TonyR619Breaks]

Nice job removing those panels! Great video tutorial! Keep up the good work, boat is going to look sick! 👍🏼🍻😊

[@MileHighCampers]

Thanks!! Fingers crossed I can finish it in time for Memorial Day Weekend...

[@1UTUBEUSERNAME]

Damn I wish I had your patience.

[@Nords1982]

I have the same boat, Have any videos how to add rear seating? where it u shapes on both sides. I Like your videos, keep up the good work bud.

[@MileHighCampers]

thank you for the great feedback! The rear seats on my boat were not bolted down they were made to be removable. However the back reset was attached to the fiberglass, and if I remember correctly they had to nuts that needed to be removed on each side. Hope that helps, good luck with your boat!!

[@kaylr6322]

Reminds me of another project you did from years ago. 😊

[@MileHighCampers]

Thanks for watching Kay LR!!

[@alisherruziev1161]

How do you take out the boxes that the seats slide back on forth on?

[@wgburnside]

Thanks...that was very helpful.

[@MileHighCampers]

Glad to help Bill, stay tuned I will be putting out another video with the removal of the bow panels as well, along with videos on the upholstery work, which is complete just need time to edit and upload, Thanks for watching!!

[@katiejo1095]

Yes.... GETTO Fabulous. I am doing an 88 malibu sunsetter..... screws in hidden places.... bid should have 3x the price... cant wait to be done. Stapling into fiber glass. 😩😩🤪🤪😩

[@MileHighCampers]

Yeah some of these older boats were not put together well for sure. Thanks for watching!!

[@jackfrost9354]

Destruction time 😂😂💪 man this boat is going to be sick nasty when u get done with it bro 💪💪 until the next video man 💪 peace buddie 💪

[@MileHighCampers]

Thanks Jack Frost. Now that I tore it all apart there is no turning back now, LOL!! Thanks for checking out the video!!

[@brookswho3986]

So have you ever separated the top of boat from the bottom to get to screws??

[@jasonpersaud5259]

I'm thinking since all upholstery panels that are around the open part of the boat are ripped and the wood keeping it together is rotted I was wandering would I be a able to just remove it all and fill in the holes, I'm pretty sure the panels are just are wood wrapped in vinyl and then screwed onto the fiberglass and there not very big piece either what do you guys think?

[@mr.credit7121]

I have a weird question. I have a bayliner and my sofa panels are aweful nasty shape. To be honest I do not want to replace them, but I was pondering the idea of just painting the walls with the non slip rubber paint. Can anyone give some tips on what to do. Pretty please

[@MileHighCampers]

I’m not sure I understand 100% exactly what you are trying to do. If you are talking about painting over the existing vinyl cushions with a non-skid rubberized paint I would think that might be a possibility however if you have tears in the vinyl than those tears would still probably be a point of issue even after painted. Not sure if the chemical components of the rubberized paint would further breakdown the vinyl. If you are talking about removing the vinyl and the padding and just painting the existing wood with a rubberized paint than that might work better, however, with no padding my guess is it would be really uncomfortable. Even if you are just talking about painting the side panels it may be uncomfortable as there is a tendency to lean against the side panels and with the padding gone and the boat bouncing around on the water it may be uncomfortable. Just remember if you remove the padding and throw it away it’s really expensive to replace if the painting did not turn out.

[@MrKingster22]

I am trying to figure out if there is a easier way to install side panels. I have basically the same Bayliner

[@MileHighCampers]

I ended up reinstalling the panels the way they were installed... however, there maybe a better way by using these. Check out this link: www.sailrite.com/BeauClip-Panel-Mounting-System-Black?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2f7bBRDVARIsAAwYBBt1ARoQ7rrh2Hr_O58clkdDqwCTPLYqkz1bISMSTtEi87jGvZgdmZAaAlBrEALw_wcB

[@billswift964]

0:42

[@katiejo1095]

L brackets and random screws 🤪

[@MileHighCampers]

Gotta love it!!

[@Barringtonenglish]

Now I remember why never got a Bayliner. Total Junk.

[@jamesdennis9400]

Ghetto fabulous 🤣🤣🤣🤣