I think its probably acceptable as a stand alone pad on a fish boat. It probably works on a Jet Ski. Definitely not the product for a full cockpit/salon install
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Shrink after 2 months
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lifting
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NICE Huh? They blamed the sun, but, the install was done exactly where the boat was sitting the whole time....

It's a BOAT, WTH! I guess they would feel stupid blaming it on the water LOL.

Yeah, This stuff is CRAP. Don't know why they are still installing the product. Snap in is way better

I was at the boat show yesterday and I looked at both Marine Matt and Sea Deck,l’m going with the Marine Matt it was thicker and it’s snap in.

appreciate all the responses, think I am going to try the snap in marine mat

my boat is stored inside a climate controlled garage. SeaDek is only a year old. So far so good. No complaints. For some reason they roll up the mats for shipping. That causes the rolling up on the ends. I reverse rolled the mat for 2 months to get it to lay flat before installing it. I’m in the process of ordering SeaDek for my other boat. I’m gonna request to have it shipped in a flat box. I’m adding logos and patterns. I think it will look great.

I chose real teak! Yes it's expensive, but it works.

My boat stays inside year round - other than weekend trips to the lake from May ~ Sept. I looked last week at the seadek on the edges, and I've experienced no shrinkage/movement/etc. It still looks great 1 year after install.