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Swamplizard 04-21-2008 04:42 PM

no shoes and no tops

formula 382 sr-1 04-21-2008 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Swamplizard (Post 2533333)
no shoes and no tops

Thats it!!!:D

PhantomChaos 04-21-2008 05:02 PM

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I don't step on mine if I can keep from it. It pulls the stitching & just isn't good for the material.
If we stop somewhere where we'll be tied up in a way that makes people have to travel from boat to boat, I put my hatch up to keep people off of it.
Use the swim platform to walk on, crawl on the hatch. You don't walk on the furniture in your house, why do it on your boat.



Seriously? Are you trying to make it last forever or what? Why not just enjoy it!!!!! Isn't that why you got the boat in the first place? :D

happy hours 04-21-2008 05:04 PM

I do a ton of wake-boarding and have a full sun pad so I have people walking on it all day. as you would expect the sun pad takes a beating, last time I had it recovered I was able to remove one seam and had everything double stitched. Seams are stress risers and typically were it fails. I will have to check in to the towel with suction cups deal, that sounds pretty good. Since the boat moves a simple towel will not work for my application, unlike an at anchor solution. Also as FYI, the more dense foam is easier on vinyl because it does not allow as much stress to be put on threads and vinyl etc if you can tolerate the less cushy feel.

TxHawk 04-21-2008 05:17 PM

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Originally Posted by JasonSmith (Post 2532735)
I don't step on mine if I can keep from it. It pulls the stitching & just isn't good for the material.
If we stop somewhere where we'll be tied up in a way that makes people have to travel from boat to boat, I put my hatch up to keep people off of it.
Use the swim platform to walk on, crawl on the hatch. You don't walk on the furniture in your house, why do it on your boat.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxYabRqEIr8

Jason, its a good thing you had your back to all these people walking on the hatch!!

Twin O/B Sonic 04-21-2008 05:21 PM

Great ideas, thanks folks!
 
I like the yoga matt and the towel w/suction cups idea.

Couple of points on my useage.
It will be used and abused. When you and your guests are in and out of the boat all day it's tough to make them take their shoes off every time.
We live on our boat for the weekend too. It's not just a day boat. So that means the dock ('s), beach, rafting etc, etc.

Also in my boat even with the old interior you need some long ass legs to step to the floor instead of the bench seat.
With the lounge I'm building for it your not going to have a choice.

Was already planning on very dense foam for same reason listed above.
The vinyl makes a huge difference too.
When I had my old Sonic re-covered I Fk'd up by listening to the guy doing it.He sold me on a heavier material (it was) but that had no sheen to it compared to original.
If you spilled anything on it (was white too), it was there forever!
Soaked right in and I spent the rest of the time I owned that boat fighting it.
The 15 yr old vinyl that came out was all brittle and cracking but didn't have a single stain on it.

Gary

formula 382 sr-1 04-21-2008 05:22 PM

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Originally Posted by ExcaliburHawk40 (Post 2533373)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxYabRqEIr8

Jason, its a good thing you had your back to all these people walking on the hatch!!

:D:Score-101010::D

Bad Ass Industrial 04-21-2008 05:23 PM

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This is some early pics of the Katwalkz this is without the suction cups and with out the halfnaked model on it yet. We are shooting those pics this week in Havasu. The Zoe Deck is like this only smaller with or with out the nonslip matting

Dirty Bird 04-21-2008 05:32 PM

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Seriously? Are you trying to make it last forever or what? Why not just enjoy it!!!!! Isn't that why you got the boat in the first place? :D

I have to agree. I think you should party on it, it makes a great dance floor, crash pad, etc. Along with your nice sun pad, put a great stereo in the boat, and then the gang really wants to get up and dance. Isn't that what the boat is all about anyway. If you wear it out partying on it, there could be no better life! Plus of everything on the boat, it probably is the easiest upholstery to repair.

Dirty Bird 04-21-2008 05:36 PM

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But when below the pad, would highly recommend footwear


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