Woven Vinyl Boat Flooring in Cockpit - Custom Ordering, Installation & Why We Love it on Our Boat

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  • čas přidán 3. 06. 2024
  • It was time to replace our old boat carpet in our cockpit & we chose to upgrade to a more updated look with marine Woven Vinyl - a great new look for our 22 year old Sea Ray 410 Sundancer! We'll show you the exact product we chose, why we love it, how easy it was to order for our boat model and installation with snaps using our existing boat snaps. We chose Corinthian Marine's AquaMat(R) product for their quality & reputation - they've been around for a long time & supply many boat builders.
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  • @jetlag4754
    @jetlag4754 Před měsícem +1

    Nice job it looks great!

    • @MyBoatLife
      @MyBoatLife  Před měsícem

      Thank you - we’re really happy with it!!

  • @8560mkkem
    @8560mkkem Před měsícem +1

    Next time you do snaps take a crayon or white grease pencil and mark the snap stud on the boat then when you press the capet or canvas you will have a white circle easy to see. I am a canvas guy

  • @CaptainTodd
    @CaptainTodd Před měsícem +1

    Looks great!! If i ever get the drive to remove my Seadek I will surely go this route. I dont like how the debris shows on Seadek.

    • @MyBoatLife
      @MyBoatLife  Před měsícem +1

      Thank you!! Yeah we’re pretty happy with it. There’s definitely a few trade offs with each kind.

  • @610boating5
    @610boating5 Před měsícem +1

    Just curious, we are looking at a express cruiser similar to yours. It would be a bay boat but possibly a loop boat. Do you think the two of you would be comfortable doing the loop on your Sea Ray.

    • @MyBoatLife
      @MyBoatLife  Před měsícem

      Honestly for an extended time like the loop I might prefer a different style boat like aft or fly that has more living space. For one, I wish we had a separate dinette and couch. Positives are stall shower & full size fridge - definitely makes it easier for longer stays. We can spend a week on it without any issues (+ 2 kids) and from a performance standpoint Sea Rays are great boats. Good luck with your search!

  • @CaptainTodd
    @CaptainTodd Před měsícem +1

    Loud grunting helps tool. Bahahaha

    • @MyBoatLife
      @MyBoatLife  Před měsícem +1

      Got that right!!! Works well with most boat projects Grrrr!! 😭

    • @CaptainTodd
      @CaptainTodd Před měsícem

      @@MyBoatLife Maybe a few choice words when not on camera as well!!

    • @MyBoatLife
      @MyBoatLife  Před měsícem

      @@CaptainTodd 💯😂

  • @MetalDiggr
    @MetalDiggr Před měsícem +1

    We're on Middle River, held off replacing our Sundancer carpet to figure out what we like. Do u find your new floor gets hot?

    • @MyBoatLife
      @MyBoatLife  Před měsícem +1

      There are some hot spots when sun shines directly on it - but honestly that also happened with our carpet. We typically have most of our cockpit shaded by our full canvas. Benefits seem to outweigh that… WAY better than issues we had with our carpet!

    • @MetalDiggr
      @MetalDiggr Před měsícem +1

      @@MyBoatLife Thanks for the reply, good to know! I really enjoy the channel! We're down every weekend (kids are grown), I like watching people go to different places on the bay. Great vids!

    • @MyBoatLife
      @MyBoatLife  Před měsícem +1

      @@MetalDiggr thank you so much - we really appreciate it!! got a few food trips this season so hope to put up a few cruising videos soon. Enjoy your summer!! 😊

  • @Steezelouiz
    @Steezelouiz Před měsícem +1

    Beautiful carpet! I have a question and would really appreciate your opinion. I’m looking at a 1998 400 Sundancer but I am worried about this boat having a cored hull. My current 370 Sundancer is solid fiberglass. I’m am looking to upgrade and am trying to figure out the hull construction. If you have any information on this I would be grateful!

    • @MyBoatLife
      @MyBoatLife  Před měsícem

      Thank you! We’re really happy with it. So not sure but there’s a good discussion on Club Sea Ray that might give you more insight - hope this helps & good luck with everything!! clubsearay.com/index.php?threads/cored-below-the-waterline.6864/

    • @MyBoatLife
      @MyBoatLife  Před měsícem

      Also it goes without saying (but we’ll say it anyway lol) you should hire an accredited Marine surveyor who will sound the hull to detect soft spots