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65 'cuda
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Posted: September-24-2012 at 11:23pm |
I'm thinking about this product:
http://monstaliner.com/ Colors, UV stable, non slip. Seems like a good idea. |
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dip
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Seadek is what they use on the new Nautiques and what the Centurion Carbon Pro flooring is. It comes in solids and faux teak.
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TX Foilhead
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I've have Hydroturf on my gunwales, I love it and haven't had any issues other than they couldn't match the gel so I had to use a blue marbled color. First boat I did in 04/05 and it's still there and the owner wants some more. I've been thinking about doing the floor, and do have a piece under the playpen cushion. That works nice when we go to events I use that space for storage and leave the cushion at home.
I think the floor would look odd though with hydro turf instead of carpet so I've got 2 ideas. One is the Sea Dek that looks like teak or at least like wood. Only problem is where to end it front and back. The other idea is hydroturf the floor and then cover it with some snap in carpet. Most of the time I don't mind the carpet, but it seems like every year there are one or two times when it rains or we have lots of traffic in the boat that it just gets to be a pain to clean it up. It's those times when I wish I could take it out ahead of time or at least have the ability to get it cleaned and dried quickly. |
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watrski
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Boat lift. |
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Tubing Sucks.
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Jllogan
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My major issue with it is, sometimes the cover gets put on before its really dried out and then it smells like a dirty gym sock in the boat. Anyone have a solution for that? Febreeze?
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SN206
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Found some high quality carpet with a 5 year warranty at pontoonstuff.com. (For the party barge of course)
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...those who have fallen and those who will.
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rogier
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Heat will never be an issue for me, it's almost always cold here. The snap-in carpets like the newer nautiques have, does sound really nice to me.
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Foot_Fungus
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remember most of the time carpet also keeps your feet nice and cool. In my Stingray we always throw the snap in carpets in before going out. flat hard surfaces absorb heat too easily. I also considered some form of spray in bedliner material until I got in the back of my truck on a hot day and lit my feet on fire. As mentioned about Lowes carries marine carpet, they call it indoor/outdoor. Much much cheaper than any boat site I've come across.
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rogier
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I'm in the same arena as Rover and would like to get this topic back on top. I HATE carpet as well, and need to replace it anyway. Hydroturf is great, but I've tried it before and it will last for a short period of time before it starts chipping and getting ugly. Teak and stuff is not my thing.
I was considering removing the carpet and just painting the floor with epoxy to get a nice flat glossy surface. I would paint it with non-slip paint and voila: A clean boat with just a quick hose. Any tips or experiences? |
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rover
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Looks like it will be carpet
Thank Guys |
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79nautique
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I'll give him a call and see who they buy it from.
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rover
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BC..
That's a sharp SN you have there. Rover I can always use another source. The place I found teak and molly is lonseal.com Thanks |
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79nautique
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you can see it on one of these pictures on the page. In the picture it looks darker than it really is.
http://www.rinkerboats.com/cf/featuresheets_2006/fs_index.cfm?series=expresscruiser&modelName=360 |
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79nautique
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My buddy Dave had that last year on his cruiser's burth and steps leading to the topside. The holy was like a pin stripe (3/16" W) in between the teak and on the steps it was raised 1/8-3/16" to provide tracktion when wet. And it does look extremely sharp everyone would drull when they saw it. I could call him andd ask who there supplier is.
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rover
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Hi guys,
Anyone try Teak and Holly flooring? plasteak.com samples are on it's way. What fun Rover |
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rover
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Way too cool,
She's real fine my 409. With the top down of course,Blue on blue I hope. |
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Jim_In_Houston
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I am the same way rover. Anyone can restore a '60s car. The boat is a different animal and lots of fun.
My next project is a '60s car, however, that matches the boat. How cool would it be to pull a '68 CC Mustang up to the marina in a color matching '62 Impala SS with a 409? |
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Happy owner of a '66 and a '68 Mustang
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rover
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Jim ,
Get yourself a woodie. I'm a carvest*te, gear head in my former life. Transfer to boats rescently not quite the same animal. Easy to make a car go faster and they don't have to float. Learned a lot fast and it's fun. Back to my search |
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Jim_In_Houston
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I need more boats.
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Happy owner of a '66 and a '68 Mustang
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rover
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You guys kill me,,,
Glad I found this sight. As for matching with the dogs one is black and one is brown and not long for this world. Just getting old , I'm sure the next dog will be a different color, my luck red. No worries BC. Talking about messing around, it's taking me 5 month to find a good block to rebuild the engine in the Gar Wood.That one will be painful, shipped it off to NJ to get done. Rover and out PS I've got the Flexiteak down to $29.00 a sq. foot. Better than $42. still hurts |
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GottaSki
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You could do as I, and match the carpet to the dog..
Put a swatch on the dog, and if it disappears, its a match. |
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"There is nothing, absolutely nothing, half so much worthwhile as messing around with boats...simply messing."
River Rat to Mole |
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79nautique
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I was just messing with you, but a teak and holly floor does look sharp. My neighboor had that on his 34ft rinker last year, it's easy to clean but would require some elbow grease in the long run to keep it looking good. I've just never been a big fan of the spray on stuff or foam tracktion type products out there. I would think that your best bet might be to get a heavy weight berber that would hold up over the long haul.
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rover
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BC your pretty funny,
When you have 11 boats in your garage,1935 Garwood (wooden),1939 Thompson(wooden),1940 Thompson(wooden),1943 class C racier(wooden),1956 racing hydro(wooden),1981 Correct Craft,14'Boston Whaler(glass),Hobie(glass),etc.. You'll understand why I want the best product I can find. And (I) take care of them. Yes, it sucks to be me, but someone has to do it. Hydro-turf does not look like it will hold up, sure feels good on the toes. Teak planks look nice... too much to maintain. Lanolium will not hold up to UV rays Marble will crack Granite will crack Slate works well on my roof.. it will crack Copper works on the 2nd floor sun deck maybe. Sorry it's been a long day. Take care guys Rover and out |
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79nautique
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how about lanolium, or wood planks???
If you don't like the carpet get a different color, heavier pile or brand that you do like. I doubt if the hydro-turf stuff is going to last long, seems like it would be cut or tore after a couple of times the ski is thrown on the floor, its just a foam pad and they never hold up. The spray in line's look like crap and are dangerous, (slippery when wet). Personally carpet is the best way to go then again if you don't like cleaning up your boat and would rather wash it down with a hose and soak it with full of water. knock yourself out .02 |
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1time17
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i have a friend who has a 84 tique who took all his carpet out and had fiberglass sprayed in to match the color of his boat looks great but not having carpet doesnt muffle the engine noise and its a little loud. if you can handle the noise its great and easy to clean..
mike |
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gotta love those old school nautiques
custom2001 |
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rover
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Flexiteak is very cool >>>>@ $42.00 a (sq.) FOOT That's $3,000.00 to your door>>then level floor and install. A bit priceeeee. I'am looking into becoming a dealer...for flexiteak
Linex is brittle, tough on the feet but comes in a lot of colors. Rhino liner only comes in black hot hot hot Still trying to talk them into colors. Hydro-turf will stay cool depending on color, still waiting to hear how well it holds up to skies & equip. Waiting for garage floor to show up and more info. Rover |
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SMay81SN
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Rover, that flexiteak stuff looks pretty sharp. Might add some more class to an older Nautique and be very easy to maintain... my 2 cents! I have an 81sn and the carpet was replaced about 12 years ago and its time for a change to. But then again I need to replace my stringers and the floor before the carpet...
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Scott
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bkhallpass
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We had one person on the site who was considering Linex or some other kind of truck bed liner. Never did hear if he went through with it or how it worked out. BKH
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82tique
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Good idea rover. Would it get hot? |
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Life is Good.
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jbear
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rover: I know that diamond plate stuff will look cool on your garage floor, where it belongs.
My .02 john |
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