Infinity fabrics

Jetmart

Jetmart

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Aug 10, 2010
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Great Lakes - Lake St Clair
Boat Info
2004 Formula 37PC
(Previous 2004 280 Sundancer)
Engines
8.1 Volvo
Does anyone have experience with these products when used in the cockpit area? I am wondering if it is slippery when wet, how durable it is, does it get too hot, etc. I am looking at changing out my old berber carpet. For this product.

http://infinityfabricsllc.com/?page_id=4283

The website claims:

Our Products Features & Benefits are:

  • 100% Recyclable & Certifiably Green®
  • Phthalate Free
  • Lead Free
  • Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) Certified
  • Meet California Prop 65 Standards
  • Heavy Commercial Traffic Rated
  • Anti-Microbial: Promoting No Bacterial Growth
  • Moisture Barrier
  • Soil & Stain Resistant
  • Mold & Mildew Resistant
  • Appearance Retention
  • Ultra-Violet Stable & Fade Resistant
  • Dense Attached Cushion Backing with No Delamination
  • Non-slip Backing
  • Ease of Cleaning
  • Impervious to Gasoline, Grease, & Motor Oil
  • Unaffected by Sea Gull & Spider Defecation
  • Top Acoustic Rating enabling a Quite Ride
  • Flammability: Top Rating in All Categories
  • Smoke Density: Passes ASTM E-662 Test
 
Good looking stuff! I just sent the link to our local installer to see if he works with them. I would love to see decent sized samples!
 
Jetmart said:
Does anyone have experience with these products when used in the cockpit area? I am wondering if it is slippery when wet, how durable it is, does it get too hot, etc. I am looking at changing out my old berber carpet. For this product.

http://infinityfabricsllc.com/?page_id=4283

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Infinity Fabrics will soon be a factory option on Sea Ray boats. Sea Ray has one of the most rigorous supplier vetting processes in the industry. We don't put paints/gelcoat/vinyl/carpet/flooring etc on our production boats until we've tested them outdoors in Florida for five years, so that's a pretty big vote of confidence.
 
I have carpet templates I could ship but may have to transfer to proper template material. I worry about my ability to make it perfect...
 
We are starting with the carpets in the heads as a tester. I will say the stuff ain't cheap. The 2 heads carpets that are close to 3'x3' are about $375 for the 2 of them. I don't think its going to be slippery.
 
I think I may have signed up for the wrong searay forum because I have my little dinky 1993 searay 180 ! Lol anyway I was hoping to find some help I am wanting to find the actual color carpet that is in the boat now to replace it with the same color it is a gray and I can't find it Anywere !
 
Heywire77 said:
I think I may have signed up for the wrong searay forum because I have my little dinky 1993 searay 180 ! Lol anyway I was hoping to find some help I am wanting to find the actual color carpet that is in the boat now to replace it with the same color it is a gray and I can't find it Anywere !
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The stock color of the berber carpet that Sea Ray uses is called Dunes and can be ordered from site sponsor Snapincarpet.com.....scroll down to the middle of the following page and you will see it.

http://www.snapincarpet.com/products.cfm
 
As I stated in the previous threads, so far I am very happy with my Infinity flooring. It looks great and feels good underfoot.

I think it is the perfect product for those looking for another option besides carpet or synthetic teak.

I have shipped out product to a couple of our CSR members. I am really looking forward to seeing pics of their installs and hearing opinions of the product.

This stuff is popular and with canvas work I am running at least a month or more out right now on orders.

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Sweet! What kind of snap tool do you have to install your snaps? Hopefully not the crappy WM type...
 
Scott that looks awesome… what an improvement!

To install the Snaps:

let the flooring lay on the deck for 30 minutes or so to take its flat "shape". Think "big picture"...... look at how your stripes align and don't be in a hurry.

1 - Press firmly over top of the snap stud to leave a temporary impression on the bottom side of your infinity flooring.
2 - quickly place a dot with a sharpie or ink pen in the center of the impression.
3 - set your snap using your "dot" as exact center
4 - only do one snap at a time, and press snaps on studs as you go.

If you have a boat and have canvas buy a "PRES- N-SNAP" tool and be happy. All the canvas guys use them to set snaps.
 
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"If you have a boat and have canvas buy a "PRES- N-SNAP" tool and be happy. All the canvas guys use them to set snaps. "

Or have a friend with one!
 
HUMPH said:
"If you have a boat and have canvas buy a "PRES- N-SNAP" tool and be happy. All the canvas guys use them to set snaps. "

Or have a friend with one!
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Even better!

I dropped one in the lake last week....... $140 mistake.
 
Just ordered samples from Dave... Scott, reading your posts are detrimental to my bank account... lol First the LED's now carpets!!! good stuff. I watched the video of the non stain and had to have them.
 
sdleo26 said:
Just ordered samples from Dave... Scott, reading your posts are detrimental to my bank account... lol First the LED's now carpets!!! good stuff. I watched the video of the non stain and had to have them.
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My LED stuff is cheaper :lol:
 
Looks great! How do you think it will hold up and wear under a big dog using it? If you can pm me about what it cost you
thanks
 
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