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Non Skid Step Pads on Front Deck

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Topic: Non Skid Step Pads on Front Deck
Posted By: craigmeade
Subject: Non Skid Step Pads on Front Deck
Date Posted: March-20-2020 at 9:54am
I have a 95 SN 196 with a Closed Bow, and my normal trailering ops will require me to walk up on the bow deck frequently. Any suggestions on non skid strips to put up there?

Thanks!
Mike



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Posted By: ultrarunner
Date Posted: March-20-2020 at 10:42am
Hey Mike, how about a small roll of non-skid carpet pad. Like the stiff you put under small throws, drawers, etc. That stuff should work good and isn’t a permanent addition to the bow deck. Just roll it out when needed.

Mark


Posted By: Timr71
Date Posted: March-20-2020 at 3:06pm
Why not make a template of the area you want covered and send it to GatorStep? Or buy generic gatorstep type material and custom make a pad? It should be too difficult to do. And it could look really nice.


Posted By: storm34
Date Posted: March-20-2020 at 3:35pm
Not the greatest pic but this was an option from the factory on our 01SN. Sea Deck might already have a template for these.





Posted By: craigmeade
Date Posted: March-21-2020 at 11:00am
Thanks all for the suggestions, you have given me a few leads to consider!


Posted By: 8122pbrainard
Date Posted: March-21-2020 at 11:44am
Mike,
If you want a temporary non slip, then I've found https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-Garage-Grip-Black-Shelf-Liner-GLNR-C4P751-06H/203696533" rel="nofollow - this drawer liner to work great. The contractor who installed my metal roofing turned me on to it.

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