I had #4 in my 32 AT and dont ever want it again, it hurts your feet after you stand on it for more than 1/2 hour and I thought it was hard to keep clean. The grooves dont let you wipe it down with a cloth, you need a brush. I now have something similar to #2 & #3, and enjoy it much more.

very nice.... you wanna do my boat?

haa


if you want it done right , pay the pros like i did

I'm curious about how pliable this Lonseal stuff is. I have two slightly raised area just under my seats. Do you think it will form like the carpet does?

My other problem is, I have a storage hatch that is in the middle of the floor. I'm not certain how I could make this stuff work there. It's a little pricey to just try to find out if it'll work.

Or could I have a custom white hatch built?

Any ideas???

Here I did mine its in here somewhere.
Beleave me If I can do it anyone can.
I went right up a 90 degree. There adhesive is bad azz.

Gerryhttp://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...relli+flooring

I doubt it, it would work on one angle like caveman did it, but the corners of your raised areas would give you trouble.

I had the same issue, just remove the hatch, roll out the floor and glue down, use a Roto Zip to rout out the hole, and use the routed piece to glue to your hatch cover. The frame of the hatch cover will cover the edges of the piece.

I want to install Lonwave in the cabin of my 38 Donzi ZR. Please...can anyone help me find an installer on the west coast of Florida? Thanks!

Looks like I'm a little behind this flooring scene lol but I just spoke with Bill Larson who's a rep for Lonseal in Newport, RI and he was great to talk with if anyone else is looking to re-floor their cockpit. I've read nothing but positive feedback about maintenance and durability.