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I've been looking for something other than carpet to cover the decks in my old Tracker. I found a product called Nautolex on a website I linked to and was wondering if anyone here has any experience with it. I was about to use rubber roofing until I found out that it probably wouldn't stand up to constantly being walked on. I'm just looking for something easy to maintain that's not going to be dangerous when wet and carpet just doesn't last long enough to suit me. Anyone have other suggestions?
Rino liner easy cleaning ,good traction and comes in colors also.
Spayed on bed liner I have a friend who bought a Lowes boat with that. He trot lined the river for a week took it to the car wash cleaned up great. you can git this in any color now I woud reccommend a light color so it does not get to hot.
I wonder what the cost would be? Say $500-$700? Anyone had the bed of their PU done? What was that cost?
[QUOTE=DJD;370578]I wonder what the cost would be? Say $500-$700? Anyone had the bed of their PU done? What was that cost?[/QUOTE]
i heard an add that they start at 450 for a bedliner so i dunno.... if i was a guessing man i would guess it would take about 1000 to do a boat cause they would have to do each lid and stuff like that.. i bet it would be awsome to have done too.... i seen them put that stuff on a cinder block and drop it off a 2 or 3 story building and the block stayed in tact.... the military uses it for blast protection.... if i had the money i would have put it in my truck bed.....and its non skid and just all around good stuff...
I ordered vinyl flooring from Cabelas about 4 years ago to put in my 18 foot boat. No problems. Total cost of vinyl, glue and shipping was less than $200
A one gal hurceliner kit 1s $75. More than enough to do a boat. Roll it on yourself!!!
[QUOTE=GITN-JIGY;370573]Rino liner easy cleaning ,good traction and comes in colors also.[/QUOTE]
I wish I could afford that!! Just got a quote from a local dealer - $750. More than the boat's worth.
[QUOTE=trex1;370602]A one gal hurceliner kit 1s $75. More than enough to do a boat. Roll it on yourself!!![/QUOTE]
Already tried that. Went through two kits and it started peeling off the plywood almost immediately.
[QUOTE=BSeybold;370598]I ordered vinyl flooring from Cabelas about 4 years ago to put in my 18 foot boat. No problems. Total cost of vinyl, glue and shipping was less than $200[/QUOTE]
Was this the interlocking stuff? Was it like flooring in the bathrooms? I'm looking for a quiet, solid, weather resistant solution for my Grizzly.
it is a heavy vinyl non-slip fabric, i think 6 or 7 foot wide, very flexable, You buy it by the running foot. I installed it over 3/4 inch treated plywood