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after ordering seadek on the huge group buy and it sitting in my basement for 6 plus months over winter, I've started the removal of the old mat. I've been following everyone else's installs and demos and knock on wood it's actually coming up in solid pieces
Any tips or tricks for prepping the floor and install wokld be greatly appreciate !!!!
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I simply cleaned the hull with acetone, let it dry then asked my wife to help with the install. It is easier to line up and install with two people. We hand pressed it to the boat after aligning. A rolling pin could be a good tool for making sure it is attached.
I simply cleaned the hull with acetone, let it dry then asked my wife to help with the install. It is easier to line up and install with two people. We hand pressed it to the boat after aligning. A rolling pin could be a good tool for making sure it is attached.
I cleaned the whole floor with a windex like glass cleaner and then used a lint free rag with acetone to wipe each section down just prior to laying each piece. That way I knew that the floor under the piece I was laying was as clean and as free from any skin oils as it could be. The acetone evaporates very quickly so there was no concern of the surface being wet.
I cleaned the whole floor with a windex like glass cleaner and then used a lint free rag with acetone to wipe each section down just prior to laying each piece. That way I knew that the floor under the piece I was laying was as clean and free from and skin oils as it could be. The acetone evaporates very quickly so there was no concern of the surface being wet.