Originally Posted by sprink58 (Post 3904910)

Very Tastefully done. I like the warmth of the neutral colors and wood accents. Gives me some ideas to develop mine.

What did you do in the cabin and galley?

Originally Posted by slugoslugo272 (Post 3910516)

Great looking formula BlancoJr, the boat looks amazing. Was at the boat show this winter really like the ISITEEK looks like a great product. What was your view of the product after working with it. I just bought a formula 272 this winter thinking of installing the isiteek next year.


Good news for anyone in the Berkeley Township, NJ area. The barges started to clean up the lagoons in this area from all the garbage from Sandy.

Originally Posted by slugoslugo272 (Post 3912905)

Well here is my new to me Formula,

http://i1360.photobucket.com/albums/...psab95f893.jpg

http://i1360.photobucket.com/albums/...pse18ab428.jpg

http://i1360.photobucket.com/albums/...ps13cfef5a.jpg

Originally Posted by slugoslugo272 (Post 3915464)

Purchased it in MI but the boat was originally sold to Glencove Marina MO according to formula. It doesn't have the originally big blocks, not sure what generation 454 are in it. Motors have about 200 hours and the boat has about 600 hours. Purchased it in the fall last year and can't wait for the boating season to begin. Always dreamed about owning one.... now I do woohooo

Originally Posted by BlancoJr (Post 3911861)

Thank you!
Isiteek is quite easy to work with, but the most important thing is to make sure that the long pieces are exactly straight when you glue them together. I also found it easier to use a big sharp pair of scissors than a box/carpet knife.

Originally Posted by justnuff (Post 3917204)

I was thinink on trying that Teak look on the swim platform and depending on how that turned out maybe doing the flooring in the cockpit and the real nice Teak in the cabin and just get rid of all the carpet. Has anyone tried that yet?

MH