had some new lids made

[Dan21XRS]

Well... Where's the finished product... Pictures please... Dan

[Saint1974]

If your holes are 2" you can cut a piece of pvc pipe about 3/4" for spacer. Do it on boats we build all the time

[MMosher]

No need for the plywood backer. The support brace is plenty. Aluminum lids are the only way to go. My uncle use to make em for Champion, Viper, Hawk ect ect. Last I heard he still built em for Legend.

[Basshaker]

I have 1 lid that is soft, first one on back deck. What did it cost to have one made?

[ruforeel]

I will post the finished pics when I get the carpet on and lids back on. Its been cold here waiting for it warm up to finish everything

[ruforeel]

I have 1 lid that is soft, first one on back deck. What did it cost to have one made?

Email this guy with the dimensions of your lid he will give you a quote.

https://www.fishonfabrications.com/hatch-lids.html

[Bassmeister]

My Sprint has all aluminum lids with that support welded in with no foam or backer.....It's a 98, no warpage or excessive heat.

[mark-o]

All mine are aluminum from the factory on my old ProCraft, 27 years later they still lay flat and true. I used outdoor carpet adhesive from Lowes to re-carpet mine years ago and it is still holding on there. You should get many trouble free years out of it.

[rboren]

Looks good!

[Team V-T2]

Sharp!

[ruforeel]

So it finally warmed up enough to finish

[billnorman1]

Great Winter project. I'm not sure where in the U S you're located, but here, the water is too hard to boat.

[cfm56doc]

OP, your project turned out looking great!

[Melton Jason]

Very nice, you did a great job.

[TMG]

Nice job

[plbass]

Looks nice.

[Bob G.]

Nice!!