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More pictures from the revamp of creature comforts Okay all the photos didn't load from my first post so attached are the rest of them. It's definitely starting to be more like home.:dance:

Okay my husband Mike or better known as Bilgewater on this site posts things constantly so I thought I would give it a whirl. Needless to say he takes care of all the mechanical "renovations" for a better word on our 1973 Gulfstar Trawler, where as I have taken over the "creature comforts" of...

Okay after several months I have finished pretty much all of my new cushions. I have attached a picture of some in place. Once I got started they went smoother than I thought they would. So thankful for my husband (Bilgewater) encouragement. It saved us so much money. :dance:

Nice job! I too have been working on new cushions. My husband and I bought a "fixer upper" 1973 Gulfstar that shall we say needs a lot of love. I have been working on replacing all the cushions, foam and all. Gutting out the galley is our next project. Nice pictures, keep up the great work.

Thanks everyone for the great advice. *Way to expensive to have them done by a professional*so I tackled it myself. *Here is a photo of my first one. *Started with the smallest one first, will work my way up from there. *Because of renovations on the boat the cushions will stay at the house...

Google foam cushions. I just did it the other day and was shocked by how much good info there is about choice of material, and suppliers. If the current ones smell from diesel though, check the tank vent just to be safe. Should not have any lingering odor in the vessel. Google marine...

My husband and I are currently working on our 73 Gulfstar. *She needs lots of love to get her where we need her to be. *Our plan is to live aboard in 2 years. One of my jobs is to replace all of the cushions, V-berth, dinette and the main sleeping quarters. *I am going to be making the covers...