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Post by batlwagn on Nov 7, 2019 7:26:28 GMT -6
Hey all,
Wondering if anyone has covered the deck of their 239 with SEA DEK or Marine Mat? Its basically sexy EVA foam cut to fit the nonskid areas making a soft surface to stand on. Interested to see the cost of something like this
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Post by 985crabs on Nov 7, 2019 9:13:40 GMT -6
Check out this thread I posted a few months back. This was a DIY job my wife and I did with some sheets of material I bought off of Amazon. Total cost was about $400 and 6 fights. I love it. It is a tremendous improvement. That being said, if I had a brand new boat I'd get it professionally done. It'll cost a lot more, but with what you just shelled out for that rig, I think you can handle it. Look up Safe Floor. They operate around here and I think there are franchises all over. They apply some type of anti-skid foam slurry-gel. It is infinitely manipulable to factory non-skid shapes and it dries to a permanent bond. Make your appointment and they keep your boat for a couple days. Many of the guides around here are doing it. seaproforum.proboards.com/thread/5804/added-non-sip-floor-matting |
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Post by freezerfiller on Nov 7, 2019 19:00:04 GMT -6
Total cost was about $400 and 6 fights. rofl |
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Post by batlwagn on Nov 9, 2019 17:12:46 GMT -6
Check out this thread I posted a few months back. This was a DIY job my wife and I did with some sheets of material I bought off of Amazon. Total cost was about $400 and 6 fights. I love it. It is a tremendous improvement. That being said, if I had a brand new boat I'd get it professionally done. It'll cost a lot more, but with what you just shelled out for that rig, I think you can handle it. Look up Safe Floor. They operate around here and I think there are franchises all over. They apply some type of anti-skid foam slurry-gel. It is infinitely manipulable to factory non-skid shapes and it dries to a permanent bond. Make your appointment and they keep your boat for a couple days. Many of the guides around here are doing it. seaproforum.proboards.com/thread/5804/added-non-sip-floor-mattingThanks for the info crabs. I'll likely have it installed professionally once I pick up the boat. After that it's getting ceramic coated mostly because I'm a lazy POS |
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Post by batlwagn on Nov 28, 2019 10:15:29 GMT -6
UPDATE! Spoke with the dealership and they reached out to Sea Pro. I am going to have the dealer install OEM Sea Pro matting over the entire deck. Fingers crossed it turns out okay!
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Post by lilbit on Dec 26, 2020 11:01:04 GMT -6
anyone know what shade of gray from marine mate will match the gray that comes with the boat from factory
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