Thanks. I have seen this stuff in some new boats and liked it a lot. Seems like it would also keep your plywood deck from getting wet if you wrap it around the edges onto the bottom. I have seen installations with the vinyl installed over the screws and some with the screws installed through the vinyl. Lund had some nice screws through the vinyl that looked good and did not stick out too much. Bass Pro has some of this stuff on a flat bottom boat out front in Clarksville, IN. or maybe that was the spray Rino linner or both, can't remember.

The advantage of screwing through the vinyl is if you have to remove your deck to tighten some rivets or something you can just unscrew and screw it back with out ripping up the vinyl or carpet. It's a good idea to look at the top side of your hull every year or so if you can, in case there is something going on down there.