Sanger V215 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY
 

Just picked up my 2006 Sanger from the upholstery shop and thought I'd share some photos. My seats were starting to tear and I really wanted to get rid of the cr@ppy stock vinyl. My goal was to make it a little unique while still keeping the simple and clean lines. I had them update the sundeck pattern with the triangle as found in the newer sangers and added a third color to the seat faces. I went with a very light grey, metallic red and metallic charcoal combo. I steered clear of white since I was tired of trying to keep the stock vinyl white in the dirty D.

Huge thank you to Victor of Fineline Trim and Wake Audio in Rancho Cordova for the awesome work! It's pretty rare when something comes out way better than new! http://www.finelinetrim.com/

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He got rid of the grey carpet under my rear hatches and on the backs of the seats and replaced it with this black marine backing. I think it makes it look much better. He also added a layer of high density foam over the whole boat to make the cushions firmer which will further prevent any kind of tearing long into the future

That looks great!! What did that run you?

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that looks good as new! Amazing

Looks great!!

Good job Ryan!

That's bright! It looks sharp Ryan.

Looks good.

Looks great!

Looks real good but I know it's rude but we need the cost!

one of my favorite boats.That and Supra launch.Now it looks enen nicer.

Looks awesome! Really updated the interior a ton.

He posted this to the Sanger FB page and I believe he said it was $3200

Thanks for the comments everyone. That was someone else that mentioned they were having theirs done at the Sanger factory for $3200.

I'd rather not post what I paid as everyone's cost will differ depending on what you are having done, however I did call around and fineline was the best.

Thanks for the info. Booked an appt with them to have my rear seat tear fixed and a box built for some subs.
Acme is about 6 weeks out on work, so I'm going to give them a shot. Seems like they do some decent work!

Your boat looks great!!! I'm having Victor do the work on my boat--I just bought a G23 with the base stereo so he'll add Rev10s, amps, 420, sub, etc. Plus I'll have him do one or two custom upholstery items. It'll be nice to have a good stereo again. I'll let you know how it turns out.

Sorry man my bad. Looks killer! Did they use one of the newer materials on the darker colors so it doesn't get to hot?

Yes. The majority of the boat is the standard vinyl texture but the charcoal is a diamond print texture and I'm not really sure how to describe the texture on the red, but I've never seen those textures used in any wake boat yet. I wanted to stay away from the carbon or weave texture just because it's getting pretty common I feel like.

It's awesome. If I could get close to Victor, I'd have my boat in front of him now.

Interior looks great man! Dig the updated lines.

Dropped my boat off yesterday @ fineline. Thanks for the heads up ryan!

That is beautiful!

No worries. I'm sure it will come out great!!

Looks great !

That looks really clean Ryan. Thanks for posting this. I'm hoping to get another year out of my interior (03 V230) and I'll be checking out Fineline when the time comes.

Jmorlan- we need pictures when it's done!

Will do.
They are only repairing my back seat where it gets stepped on upholstery wise.
But they are building me 2 boxes for my sundown zv4 12s. One beneath the helm, another beneath the observer locker.
They are also wiring up my lightbar on the tower and making some rings for my 808 in boat speakers.
I'll share some pics when it's finished

They don't only do upholstery, they also do audio, leds, battery banks, etc. One stop shop!
And they let me know they'll also be a wetsounds and arc audio dealer pretty soon!