Finally got her home and Seadek installed!

[Just1more]

I had two areas that caused me problems. The anchor locker and a small step piece on the swim platform. I still have to remove the piece on the "beverage center" and install the new Seadek piece. I really like the finished product even though I know of one small problem area that I created. As long as no one catches it I will probably leave it alone. I would definitely say this project was more work than expected, but it sure is beautiful. The wife really loves it too! Still have a few more mods to do and will post about them.

 

[2nazt]

I think you miss posted [USERGROUP=3]@Administrative[/USERGROUP] can you relocate please for @Just1more


I think it looks great, can't wait to do mine one day.

 

[octavio3311]

Looking good.
I have to ask - what problem area did you create?

 

[Julian]

I think you miss posted [USERGROUP=3]@Administrative[/USERGROUP] can you relocate please for @Just1more


I think it looks great, can't wait to do mine one day.

Thanks for calling out the post was in the wrong forum (gatherings) -- moved to "General Discussion"

Nice looking Seadek!!!

 

[DBamaC]

Looks great! What size is you naked feet sticker?

 

[Just1more]

@DBamaC

• Dimensions: 10.5" x 3" inches Is sticker size

@2nazt thanks for helping to get post moved!

@octavio3311 Once I was completed I noticed a quarter sized bubble in one of the swim platform pieces. I tried to squeeze it out but no luck.

 

[DBamaC]

Thanks for the dims.

Try taking a syringe and sucking the air out of the bubble.

 

[JetBoatPilot]

You can also use a small push pin or thumb tack to pop the bubble. We do that here when installing in direct sunlight. The glue will outgas and cause bubbles. This is common. Also make sure that you let the air escape on its own. Don't stroke the bubble or try to push the material down. It may cause a distortion in the teak line.

 

[mattschepker]

I did mine last weekend and absolutely love it. It is like a brand new boat just five years old.