This guy pays attention to the details - for example how turf shades could look if cuts aren't aligned or how he painted the edges in black to make them less noticeable etc. Anthony doesn't cut corners, cares about the quality like it's his own boat - gentlemen, work like this in whatever field you're in and you WILL get recognition 100%.
I am in the process of restoring a 35 year old Fisher Marine Grey Thunder bass boat and I find myself coming back to this channel over and over and over again for tips and tactics. Unbeknownst to him, Anthony has saved me a lot of time, money and heartache. And I've been able to learn a lot of how to tips for adding storage compartments and a rod locker and additional accessories like LED lighting. Thank you Sir for demonstrating professional grade work. Next item on the agenda is the most costly. A new 4 stroke 75 Mercury
Mate that is a stunning job you have done and great explanation about the process from all aspects of the work. I wasn't a fan of the colour choice of the grey/blue sripes but once you added all the black surrounds it really made a huge difference. Just gorgeous and I think it would ve even better if seen in person. Still cant believe how straight you can accurately cut the eva without a straight edge. Real talent and artwork! Well done.
Hi Anthony Jones, really fantastic video. Will be very helpful if you could help answer a few questions: 1. Is it okey to work with this material in 50-degree weather? I am sticking this to a painted fiberglass surface. 2. At the 17:05 mark, you have taken the backing peel off material in strips. The sheet I have got has one large piece. What is a way to cut it? 3. Some other videos use additional adhesive spray. Do you think it is a good idea? Thanks
1) No. Sea Dek recommends above 60 degree minimum install temperature 2) gently cut the through the backing without cutting the foam. Used razor 3) I have never used additional adhesive, nor does authorized Sea Dek installers. The backing on Sea Dek and Hydroturf is phenominal. If prepped properly and installed in proper temperatures you should have no issues. I never have. Hydroturf does sell an option that has no adhesive backing so you can save some $ per sheet and glue it yourself. I do not recommend this as you will hate your life. No room for error, messy, way more work, and still not as consistent as the backing from the manufacturer. With that said, i can only speak for my experience with what ive installed. I only use genuine sea dek or Hydroturf brands.
If applying EVA foam to fiberglass resin plywood (like your video), should you use additional adhesive like 3M, to the wood and/or SS staples on the edges? And, cut the plywood to the exact width of the foam, mines just shy of 24". Thanks Cuz!
Great video, a little tip on using the standard utility knife for long cross cuts or rip cut take a pair of pliers and snap a 1/8 to 1/4 in of the tip of the blade off. The blade is still brand new and ultrasharp it just allows it to cut straighter without the tip of the blade flexing and wandering off your line. You also can keep snapping It off a few times so you don't have to replace blades as often. I've been using this method for decades.👍
What do you use to seal the aluminum deck to the edge? When you were explaining why you cut the way you do you said you already sealed the deck joint. Time was 14:41 for reference.
I did that in the decking process. For starters, deck mustbe as tight to side walls as you can get it. Then I run a bead of black silicone (exterior grade for construction) down the edge and let that cure for a few days before I do the turf.
I’m going to do this to a Nitro that I just bought. The carpet “seals” the space around the lids, what is the recommendation to make up for that lost seal? Or is it even necessary to have that tight fit around the storage spaces?
I install 70 degrees or over for best results. When its colder than that, especially the surface temp of the boat, it obviously doesn't want to stick or bind as well. Not saying you can't do it, I'd just prefer to do it in a warm temp weather or climate controlled environment. Not sure humidity plays a factor so long as the surface is good and dryand cleaned properly.
Awesome work! What would you do if there was a big gap between your cock pit floor and a side panel? Run the side panel turf into the gap or vice versa?
I’m replacing carpet on my 2004 tracker PT 175, and what can I do about the gaps you mentioned between the lid and deck or boxes left by the carpet being rolled over the edges of the lids? Can I use a rubberized coating on exposed aluminum to deaden noise and cover the aluminum? PLEASE ADVISE???
Could this be used on the floor of a work truck? I'm familiar with EVA foam but what I've used isn't that tough. Would this product be tough enough for a work truck floor?
QUESTION? I have a 2004 tracker PT175, and want to know what to do about the gaps between the compartment lids when carpet is removed. Lids make noise. ANY HELP APPRECIATED!!!
What do you charge to do a boat? I’m totally disabled and not able to do this. I have a 2023 Tracker Pro Team 175 TF that my wife wanted the vinyl floor. Well 5 months in she figured out that stuff gets really hot and you can’t fish bare footed on it. I’d love to get the EVA foam put down.
Not sure if you do any body panel repairs with dents in the aluminium. Weather your repair and paint. As I have and old boat with dents and have wondered if it can be body filled and painted
No. My editor puts subscribe logos directly after I show a cool technique or trick. Since i just demoed the stain resistance, the subscribe reminder comes right after that and before the clip breaks to the next segment. I assure you, Sea Dek doesn't stain from Dr. Pepper, if you look closely enough you can see it completely clean before the clip changes. I see what your saying, but no stains man. If we really wanted to hide something, not that I do that, but we'd simply edit the clip out altogether, not cover it up with a subscribe logo
Never had an issue. If anything, no matter how tight I have gotten it, it shrinks if anything at all. Another thing to keep in mind is the temperature you install it in, which determines the expansion and contraction later down the road. Pre cut custom sea dek kits do have gaps by design but they look like they are supposed to be there. Hard to get that result with sheet material and not custom routed. But again, I've never had an issue and have boats withalmost 2 years wear on turf jobs with no issues.
sorry, i put the wrong link. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Here is the right link but it looks as the gray w light blue lines is currently sold out tbnation.net/collections/decking-flooring/products/hydro-turf-2-tone-wide-groove-teak-cut?ref=builtforbattle
The gray with blue stripes looks nice. I'd like to redo my carpeted boat with this. But on a carpeted boat the carpet actually folds over the edge. The edges of the woods would be exposed. Also, I feel like the edges of the foam would get peeled up over time from moving from lower deck to upper deck. The only thing in your video that bothers me is applying the foam over the seat base on the bow. I expect the foam to separate from the floor around the base. I would have either cut around the base or removed it and put it back over top of the foam. Just my opinion.
Hi i have just been watching your video and seen you tipping coke on the product so now tip petrol oil or acetone on it and see what happens please post so we can see thanks
I'll get right on top of that, although I know literally no one riding around with a can of acetone in the boat. It was simply to show you can spill drinks on it without it absorbing it. Not a test of what it takes to eat through the foam with a harsh chemical. It's inside a fishing boat and does great against mold, moisture, fish blood, and beverages you drink. Common sense applies to this product.
Looking forward to seeing that all I am saying is that there is a far better product on the market than what you have there looking forward to seeing the video.
Interested in what product you are referring too. Boat manufacturers are using Sea Dek and Hydroturf in factory options now. Manufacturers like Xpress and Prodigy. Bigger glass boat companies like Bass Cat are implimenting it. Not to mention probably hundreds of thousands of installs in 6 figure plus boats down in Florida from authorized sea dek installers. I've never had an issue but I don't pour acetone directly on it either.
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats how often do you fish and what do you fish for. Because I promise if you fish for a living they are not easy to keep up with, they look like shit in a month. I can show you multiple boats lots of boats that it isn’t a year and it looks like garbage.
Bass. I've used it in many boats, all here on my channel. These guys fish tournaments. One guy has over 250 days out in his boat with hydroturf. Doesn't look brand new but when he cleans it it still looks very nice. Not sure the product your saying looks like crap that youve seen..Again, no issues here with hydroturf or sea dek and plenty of 6 figure off shore boats running sea dek! I guess if your a commercial fisherman, this product may not be for you. Try epoxy coating with anti skid rubber crumb in it!
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats I’m running one of those multi million dollar offshore boats and I can tell you I only have it on top of all my fish box lids and drink box lids and I play hell trying to keep it looking nice, thank god I don’t have it on my deck. I know several guys that have it on their deck and while some of them may still look nice they will tell you it was the worst decisions they made when outfitting their boat. I think the brand we have on ours is sea deck. I will say there is a big difference in flipping bass in a boat and throwing bloody yellow fin and swordfish on the deck. It also makes a big difference if the deck is wet or not when it gets dirty. If it is wet when it gets dirty it cleans up fairly easy but if you throw a a bloody fish on the deck with dry Eva foam good luck cleaning.
Great install! However, the EVA foam is foam. It is not robust and only last for a short time. It is absolutely inexpensive material. Just don't last. Also difficult to remove. Not a fan.
Not sure what brand you are running or the usage and storage of boat. We've been running it 4 yrs plus in boats with Hydroturf and SeaDek materials. Tournament boats. It may get some dings but beyond that, no issues. Definitely better than carpet.
I was incorrect about EVA material. It is about more the EVA material grade or pedigree. If it is pedigree "Hydroturf" or "Seadeck" materials, then it is robust. I am doubtful if you can get raw material from Hydroturf or Seadeck? They only sell trimmed pieces or set and not cheap. However, if it is EVA material from Amazon or Ebay, it will not last. You get what you pay for. I also viewed other videos of EVA material and supports my experience. It easily scuffs especially when your shoes pick up little pebbles or something abrasive. Removal is hell and will make you cry.
This guy pays attention to the details - for example how turf shades could look if cuts aren't aligned or how he painted the edges in black to make them less noticeable etc. Anthony doesn't cut corners, cares about the quality like it's his own boat - gentlemen, work like this in whatever field you're in and you WILL get recognition 100%.
Much appreciated man. I take pride in my work and details and am glad when it's noticed 👊
He didn’t “cut corners”?
How’d he get the corners cut then?😂
The tip on “grain pattern” of the foam is worth its weight in gold. Incredible detail work man!!!
Not a cleaner install video on TH-cam. Flawless work cousin!
Thanks so much man 👊
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats just came across this . Would love to implement this in a build I was thinking about doing.
I am in the process of restoring a 35 year old Fisher Marine Grey Thunder bass boat and I find myself coming back to this channel over and over and over again for tips and tactics.
Unbeknownst to him, Anthony has saved me a lot of time, money and heartache.
And I've been able to learn a lot of how to tips for adding storage compartments and a rod locker and additional accessories like LED lighting.
Thank you Sir for demonstrating professional grade work.
Next item on the agenda is the most costly.
A new 4 stroke 75 Mercury
Mate that is a stunning job you have done and great explanation about the process from all aspects of the work. I wasn't a fan of the colour choice of the grey/blue sripes but once you added all the black surrounds it really made a huge difference. Just gorgeous and I think it would ve even better if seen in person. Still cant believe how straight you can accurately cut the eva without a straight edge. Real talent and artwork! Well done.
Incredible attention to detail on this Mr. Jones!💪💯🤩😎
Thanks cuz!!!
Hi Anthony Jones, really fantastic video. Will be very helpful if you could help answer a few questions:
1. Is it okey to work with this material in 50-degree weather? I am sticking this to a painted fiberglass surface.
2. At the 17:05 mark, you have taken the backing peel off material in strips. The sheet I have got has one large piece. What is a way to cut it?
3. Some other videos use additional adhesive spray. Do you think it is a good idea?
Thanks
1) No. Sea Dek recommends above 60 degree minimum install temperature
2) gently cut the through the backing without cutting the foam. Used razor
3) I have never used additional adhesive, nor does authorized Sea Dek installers. The backing on Sea Dek and Hydroturf is phenominal. If prepped properly and installed in proper temperatures you should have no issues. I never have. Hydroturf does sell an option that has no adhesive backing so you can save some $ per sheet and glue it yourself. I do not recommend this as you will hate your life. No room for error, messy, way more work, and still not as consistent as the backing from the manufacturer.
With that said, i can only speak for my experience with what ive installed. I only use genuine sea dek or Hydroturf brands.
Dude! Amazing! Love it. My EVA just arrived and I was wondering how in the hell I was going to do this project.
Nice! Well now you know how!
Just wanted to say that this is a fantastic video!! Thanks so much for being so detailed and this will make my install go ( hopefully) smooth.
Great job! I'm wondering if an adhesive applied at all butt-joint and blue-line joint areas would help prevent water seeping underneath the eva.
If applying EVA foam to fiberglass resin plywood (like your video), should you use additional adhesive like 3M, to the wood and/or SS staples on the edges? And, cut the plywood to the exact width of the foam, mines just shy of 24". Thanks Cuz!
Great video, a little tip on using the standard utility knife for long cross cuts or rip cut take a pair of pliers and snap a 1/8 to 1/4 in of the tip of the blade off. The blade is still brand new and ultrasharp it just allows it to cut straighter without the tip of the blade flexing and wandering off your line. You also can keep snapping It off a few times so you don't have to replace blades as often. I've been using this method for decades.👍
Thank you, ill try that!
You are an amazing craftsman. What a beautiful job!!!
Great video.. What label printer do you have for the switch labels?
looking to do my 17 deep V do you happen to have any videos of doing it over wood?
Excellent presentation. You sold me!
Awesome. Thanks for checking it out!
Great job, great video! What year is that boat? I've got a 14ft and a 10ft that I'm thinking about putting that in
What do you use to seal the aluminum deck to the edge? When you were explaining why you cut the way you do you said you already sealed the deck joint. Time was 14:41 for reference.
I did that in the decking process. For starters, deck mustbe as tight to side walls as you can get it. Then I run a bead of black silicone (exterior grade for construction) down the edge and let that cure for a few days before I do the turf.
Great video! What’s the name and brand of that 3D scan tool? Super cool!
Would have been nice to see the full floor fit out .
The evaluation looks great
Beautiful work. I’m planning on getting a bass tracker and hopefully I can build it close to this.
Great job great boat best instructions ever inam doing a old super bandit and I needed this thank you 🙏🏻
Can this be installed on a fiberglass boat as a replacement for bass boat carpet?
Outstanding video! Boat looks great! I'm about to do my G3 decks with the Hydroturf and watching you do yours answered all my questions!
Awesome, thank you!
Does that material stick to decking amd or fiberboard/lake board(whatever its called)?
If your boat has a "rocker gaurd" paint will this stick or does it have to be a flat surface ?
This video makes me realize DIY foam isn’t for me. I know my patience is not a match for my desired look of the finished product. GREAT CONTENT!
Will that stuff stick if you have a wood floor?
great video. thanks for taking the time to show the steps. definitely makes it less intimidating.
It was a bear to film and edit but comments like yours makes it worth it. Thank you
Boss, outstanding work. Artist !
I'm restoring a 1982 fisher 16ft mod v. Will the turf stick to older textured aluminum if it is preped properly?
Very underrated video.
100K Brother! Congrats! Killing the game - if your ever in florida, so down to collab!
Just seeing this man! Thanks so much! Yeah man, I'd love to link up!
No worries bro! I always get new ideas brewing everytime i watch your videos man - Such an inspiration!
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I’m going to do this to a Nitro that I just bought. The carpet “seals” the space around the lids, what is the recommendation to make up for that lost seal? Or is it even necessary to have that tight fit around the storage spaces?
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Thanks so much for following along man 👊
GREAT , video thank you for sharing and teaching others
Glad it was helpful!
Man, that is kick Butt nice 👌 👍. I'm thinking about doing this to my 18.1 Tracker boat.
Did you screw down are rivet the aluminum decking and all?if so can you please send me a link of what I need to deck my boat?
Howdy Mr. Jones. I have a question about installing Hydro Turf. Is temperature and humidity a big deal when installing HT? Thank you!
I install 70 degrees or over for best results. When its colder than that, especially the surface temp of the boat, it obviously doesn't want to stick or bind as well. Not saying you can't do it, I'd just prefer to do it in a warm temp weather or climate controlled environment. Not sure humidity plays a factor so long as the surface is good and dryand cleaned properly.
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats thank you sir!
Thank You for the Excellent instructions & Details!
Thanks for watching!
Top notch install! Awesome job!!
What black sealant and sealant around the hatches and flooring seams did you use?
It's just black exterior silicone
Awesome work! What would you do if there was a big gap between your cock pit floor and a side panel? Run the side panel turf into the gap or vice versa?
You do outstanding work Cousin!!!
I’m replacing carpet on my 2004 tracker PT 175, and what can I do about the gaps you mentioned between the lid and deck or boxes left by the carpet being rolled over the edges of the lids? Can I use a rubberized coating on exposed aluminum to deaden noise and cover the aluminum? PLEASE ADVISE???
Nice 👍🏽
THANK YOU very much!👊
Can I put sea deck on plywood floor
Damn , nice straight 90 degree vertical cuts , . Noticed the headlamp too
Yessir!
A master at your craft brother, absolutely awesome video, amazing tips in here 👍
Everything you do is awesome. Good video to watch and learn!
Very much appreciated. Thanks for watching
Excellent video. Very helpful. Thank you
Thanks man! Glad it helped!
Could this be used on the floor of a work truck? I'm familiar with EVA foam but what I've used isn't that tough. Would this product be tough enough for a work truck floor?
will this work on a wood floor pontoon
Would you use this for a pontoon?
you can, I've seen it
QUESTION? I have a 2004 tracker PT175, and want to know what to do about the gaps between the compartment lids when carpet is removed. Lids make noise. ANY HELP APPRECIATED!!!
What do you charge to do a boat? I’m totally disabled and not able to do this. I have a 2023 Tracker Pro Team 175 TF that my wife wanted the vinyl floor. Well 5 months in she figured out that stuff gets really hot and you can’t fish bare footed on it. I’d love to get the EVA foam put down.
Do you ever spray glue your foam?
Excellent work as always 👍
I appreciate that man 👊
Can you install this on wood floor pontoon
Not sure if you do any body panel repairs with dents in the aluminium.
Weather your repair and paint.
As I have and old boat with dents and have wondered if it can be body filled and painted
Yes, I show in other build videos body work with fiberglass reinforced body filler before paint jobs
Other on 7:08 the foam had a small spot on the blue so he put the subscribe logo on the screen over top of it. Lol nice 👌
No. My editor puts subscribe logos directly after I show a cool technique or trick. Since i just demoed the stain resistance, the subscribe reminder comes right after that and before the clip breaks to the next segment. I assure you, Sea Dek doesn't stain from Dr. Pepper, if you look closely enough you can see it completely clean before the clip changes. I see what your saying, but no stains man. If we really wanted to hide something, not that I do that, but we'd simply edit the clip out altogether, not cover it up with a subscribe logo
I almost thought I was on a trip seeing the different shades of black showing
Seadek is adamant about leaving gaps for expansion and no but joints. Do you not have problems?
Never had an issue. If anything, no matter how tight I have gotten it, it shrinks if anything at all. Another thing to keep in mind is the temperature you install it in, which determines the expansion and contraction later down the road. Pre cut custom sea dek kits do have gaps by design but they look like they are supposed to be there. Hard to get that result with sheet material and not custom routed. But again, I've never had an issue and have boats withalmost 2 years wear on turf jobs with no issues.
This turned out so sick!
much appreciated man..very clean
Well done with excellent results. How many hours do you have invested in that project?
In the boat or turf job? Honestly it's skewed data because I fulm everything which slows the process down. Hard to say accurately.
Great install
Thanks!
You make those storage bins?
If your refto the hatch lids,no. I built the deck, framing, and underneath.
Where do you get your underwater line rivets cousin?
I get closed aluminum rivets from tbnation.net
Awesome job sir
Thank you
can you put this stuff on plywood?
Awesome video👍👍👍👍
What seats are those?
I don't see the gray with blue on @tinyboat, where did you get it.
sorry, i put the wrong link. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. Here is the right link but it looks as the gray w light blue lines is currently sold out
tbnation.net/collections/decking-flooring/products/hydro-turf-2-tone-wide-groove-teak-cut?ref=builtforbattle
Ha, yes can't find it and many others styles all sold out, you guys are making this product to popular 🤣
Want to get a.tighter butt joint bevel both side back dont have to go 45 just cut it back some to give some relief when they go together good job btw
The gray with blue stripes looks nice. I'd like to redo my carpeted boat with this. But on a carpeted boat the carpet actually folds over the edge. The edges of the woods would be exposed. Also, I feel like the edges of the foam would get peeled up over time from moving from lower deck to upper deck. The only thing in your video that bothers me is applying the foam over the seat base on the bow. I expect the foam to separate from the floor around the base. I would have either cut around the base or removed it and put it back over top of the foam. Just my opinion.
You're the man... AJ
Much appreciated cuz
So clean
much appreciated 👊
Great JOB
Thanks for watching!
What a beauty
Very good work
Thank you so much for the video!!
Awesome inf thanks
You do good work
great tutorial
Much appreciated man
Muito bom ficou revestir com EVA, além de bonito as pescarias vão ficar mais confortáveis principalmente em dias com muito sol. Parabéns amigo.
Can I put Eva foam on wood?
it's been done before. I haven't. If i did I'd make sure a good layer of fiberglass resin was down, then sanded smooth, then turf.
How much would it cost for a 16 foot Jon boat remodel
I'm currently fully booked until 2024 and not quoting any projects at this time.
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats ok thanks
We’re you located at
Georgia
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats Where in Georgia?
I was this 🤏 close to subscribing but then I saw it… a bulldogs logo… 😂 just kidding brother. Good video!
Hi i have just been watching your video and seen you tipping coke on the product so now tip petrol oil or acetone on it and see what happens please post so we can see thanks
I'll get right on top of that, although I know literally no one riding around with a can of acetone in the boat. It was simply to show you can spill drinks on it without it absorbing it. Not a test of what it takes to eat through the foam with a harsh chemical. It's inside a fishing boat and does great against mold, moisture, fish blood, and beverages you drink. Common sense applies to this product.
Looking forward to seeing that all I am saying is that there is a far better product on the market than what you have there looking forward to seeing the video.
Interested in what product you are referring too. Boat manufacturers are using Sea Dek and Hydroturf in factory options now. Manufacturers like Xpress and Prodigy. Bigger glass boat companies like Bass Cat are implimenting it. Not to mention probably hundreds of thousands of installs in 6 figure plus boats down in Florida from authorized sea dek installers. I've never had an issue but I don't pour acetone directly on it either.
Sweet!
2 words. Thank you
I have messaged you on Facebook messenger to inquire about getting a boat done and I have not gotten a reply yet
I'll check. Sorry. I get a lot of messages and do not use Facebook much. I am currently booked until 2024 but I'll check your message.
Welp…. Time to EVA my Freightliner!! *add to cart*
I thought EvA foam was that spray in foam, no idea
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very nice video
Thank you very much
Looks nice when it’s new but it doesn’t take long till it looks horrible
Easy to clean. Have hydroturf in 2 yr old boat and in 15 mins with soapy rag and water it looks like brand new
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats how often do you fish and what do you fish for. Because I promise if you fish for a living they are not easy to keep up with, they look like shit in a month. I can show you multiple boats lots of boats that it isn’t a year and it looks like garbage.
Bass. I've used it in many boats, all here on my channel. These guys fish tournaments. One guy has over 250 days out in his boat with hydroturf. Doesn't look brand new but when he cleans it it still looks very nice. Not sure the product your saying looks like crap that youve seen..Again, no issues here with hydroturf or sea dek and plenty of 6 figure off shore boats running sea dek! I guess if your a commercial fisherman, this product may not be for you. Try epoxy coating with anti skid rubber crumb in it!
@@AnthonyJonesBrigadeBoats I’m running one of those multi million dollar offshore boats and I can tell you I only have it on top of all my fish box lids and drink box lids and I play hell trying to keep it looking nice, thank god I don’t have it on my deck. I know several guys that have it on their deck and while some of them may still look nice they will tell you it was the worst decisions they made when outfitting their boat. I think the brand we have on ours is sea deck. I will say there is a big difference in flipping bass in a boat and throwing bloody yellow fin and swordfish on the deck. It also makes a big difference if the deck is wet or not when it gets dirty. If it is wet when it gets dirty it cleans up fairly easy but if you throw a a bloody fish on the deck with dry Eva foam good luck cleaning.
Great install! However, the EVA foam is foam. It is not robust and only last for a short time. It is absolutely inexpensive material. Just don't last. Also difficult to remove. Not a fan.
Not sure what brand you are running or the usage and storage of boat. We've been running it 4 yrs plus in boats with Hydroturf and SeaDek materials. Tournament boats. It may get some dings but beyond that, no issues. Definitely better than carpet.
I was incorrect about EVA material. It is about more the EVA material grade or pedigree. If it is pedigree "Hydroturf" or "Seadeck" materials, then it is robust. I am doubtful if you can get raw material from Hydroturf or Seadeck? They only sell trimmed pieces or set and not cheap. However, if it is EVA material from Amazon or Ebay, it will not last. You get what you pay for. I also viewed other videos of EVA material and supports my experience. It easily scuffs especially when your shoes pick up little pebbles or something abrasive. Removal is hell and will make you cry.
Sound is too low ..
Just have it professionally rhino lined last longer and a third of the cost...
This is a boat channel, not truck bed channel
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