Carpet Replacement Ideas

[zany]

Ewok
Did you replace the carpet on inside of the boat?

[Ewok]

Thanks Timmy! and WABoating, I got the idea from Duncan on this site, he let me use his order number to get the patterns started, but I had to make some changes and get new templates made for my boat. They really are all hand-made and they all have slight little differences. I just put the pics up so Duffy can see what the color looks like against a blue/grey colored Tige. As you can see, the grey would look great flowing into the cabin of the boat to replace the carpet.

[Ewok]

Ewok
Did you replace the carpet on inside of the boat?

No, just what you see there, but I plan to when the carpet is a little more worn out, maybe in 2-3 seasons.

[Stingreye]

Here is what the grey teak looks like.

Ewok, your boat is always sharp looking! My vote would be for the Grey but I tend to prefer more subtle/basic colors/graphics on boats and trucks. Either way, I bet it will look great!

[duffymahoney]

Who wants to do all the hard work and template their 24v!????

[EricU]

So my carpet is starting to get old in my boat. I like the look of the fake teak products. Anyone ever install them on a tige? Tiges carpet that runs up an inch or so all around is my only concern. Also things like my kick panel etc... might have to be done. Thoughts?

I love the SeaDek products and they worked with me on a custom Roo for my old Moomba. I had read some pretty disparaging remarks about them, but I had NO problems with them (yes it takes awhile) and I will definitely use their product again after I rework my old RZ4 platform this summer. Below are a couple of pics of their final product.

For your kick panels, just use new cover like if you were doing a sub install.

I am going to try something different (for me) on my RZ4's floor though, I am going to try a custom made Deckadence floor covering. I have been talking with Steve from DECKadence Marine Flooring of BC Canada.

I think the SeaDek teak would look awesome and I would go with the brown!!!


SeaDek Roo.jpgSeaDek Trailer.jpg

[Ewok]

Duff, your going to need to do your own template since there could be small differences between your boat and someone else's. You could get started with cardboard, trim it nicely and transfer that onto the Mylar. The. You send that into seadek and they scan it for their CNC machine and they will send new printouts on Mylar of the template. If it's good to go you tell them and they put it in the manufacturing process, which takes 20 days. With all the custom work I would make double sure the order is correct and have them email you an invoice before you pay to make sure everything you want is on the order form. If you call or have any communication with Paige Brewer at Seadek ask to talk to someone else, she is not competent to take orders correctly and knows nothing about wakeboats.