buckknekkid

Looks a little different, a little rubrail, a little vent, a LOT of buffing

befu

Looks nice! It is the little details that matter, isn't it? Like how you are parked in front of a hydrant!

Still looks nice!

buckknekkid

thats to keep the dog occupied

pgolder

Here's my 311 with new interior.

buckknekkid

what did you use on the engine cover for backing? I took my water soaked cushions off yesterday . they are toast so its a complete rebuild and recover.

befu

I know you were not asking me, but I will throw my opinion in anyways....

I used the old foam with new vinyl over new plywood. All told I redid my engine hatch for less than $100 and I think it looks great. If you want a low cost do it yourself approach, look at mine. If not, well, please do not insult me too much....

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/f...-272-ls-7.html

Page 7 post 62 and 63. Later I also redid some of the seat cushions. Earlier I had refinished the vinyl on my bucket seats.

buckknekkid

Yup bin there, we have the compressor, air stapler and stainless staples. we did the interior of our 36 sport fisher but needed people with a heavy duty sewing machine for the seams.

befu

No seams on mine needed to be sewn, true cheap-o! My kids are not that good looking anyways, so I figured no one would notice the seats......

Brian

buckknekkid

Ya I know the feeling

pgolder

The guys that did my interior charged $4000 All new marine grade plywood sealed and painted new marine foam sealed in plastic just like Formula did it.
WELL WORTH IT!!!



Did i forget to say she's a real fire brether!