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Love this eva foam boat flooring!

This boat carpet replacement features a boat floor replacement cost that offers solid grip and makes standing on a yacht more comfortable. I installed this boat accessories deck on my paddle board and appreciate how the sea deck alternative delivers a non slip underfoot. After swapping out old MarineMat, this aluminum boat floor kit delivers a noticeably better soft underfoot experience. Having tried MarineMat in the past, I find this closed cell boat foam to provide better durable and value.

The camo diamond EVA foam boat flooring from Poseidondeck completely transformed my old deck. ItĄŻs anti-slip, waterproof, and super easy to install. Plus, the high-density EVA foam holds up great in saltwater.

Its very stylish comfortable and pretty durable. The adhesive is starting to unstick after a year

Clean the surfaces you are planning on applying this to and that's it. Cuts and trimming was easy. Feels great on the feet and no slipping on a wet floor.

Easy to work with and looks good

Great product. Looks good, feels good. Instalation was not hard but IĄŻm a perfectionist so it took some time to line everything up.

Looks awesome on the boat and makes the floor not slippery. Also makes it look very fancy. Everyone will complement your boat if you get this washes off easy sticks well takes a few hours to put in.

Easy to install and doesnt get hot in the sun. Cutting the material was also easy. A perfect option for my aluminum boat.

We have red clay so thus is the perfect color scheme to not notice dirt on the seats ??. Great for boat seat foam. Measure and mark before cutting and applying. That makes application so much easier! It helps soften wake on the tailbone. We also applied it to the top of our cooler for an additional seat cushion.

I ordered this because I like the camo pattern for my fishing kayak. My kayak came with foam decking but with some parts of the deck left uncovered. I have yet to install this on my fishing kayak as I am testing it on my test surface first... the bottom of a clean plastic bucket. I will be leaving it outdoors in the rain and sun for a few weeks and I will report back.Many of us are going to be installing this on what was once a slippery surface, and we see the tread pattern of the diamond cut as having optimum traction. An I believe it will. That's what I am after as a top priority. After thoroughly cleaning the surface with rubbing alcohol, It sticks well initially. I can still peel it up with a lot of effort, but it is sticking quite well so far. Definitely acceptable. It's not too sticky that it makes it difficult to use and apply.After doing just one cut for my bucket bottom, I noticed something that got me thinking. One glaring problem with this pattern is if you will be cutting lots of curvy patterns, you will be dissecting the diamonds in the foam in various places. This will leave behind pieces of individual diamonds. Some pieces will be large diamonds with just a small tip missing, other pieces of diamonds might just be a small tip. If left on, the small tips/ pieces along the edges will eventually break off. I went ahead and just "plucked" them and it honestly looks fine so far. Just keep in mind that if you go with this pattern, that will mean added labor if you decide to do the same. I could be an anomaly that doesn't like little weak fragments left on the deck... knowing they will eventually break off... and having that bother me, but I figured I would make it known to others in case they care about that kind of stuff. I docked one star just for the pattern as I am thinking better patterns might exist.Time will tell how long my test pieces hold up on my test surface, but I will be sure to report back any bad findings and finished pictures of my kayak if I decided to apply this.

So far the foam works great. I used it for the walking and standing surfaces of my kayak and couldn't be happier. I will post an update if it fails or peels off.Prior to applying I presseure washed and cleaned all surfaces with alcohol to remove any oils that may have been there, then applied the foam. It was fairly easy to cut with a razor knife, stuck well, and looks great. It was thicker and more dense than I expected, and feels great to stand on barefoot. The day after I installed it the kayak was left out in the rain, the foam was submerged for a few hours, and the adhesive was still holding strong.If you want affordable foam decking for your kayak this stuff is a great option.

Live in Florida and this UV-resistant EVA marine flooring has survived the harsh sun and salt. Looks great months later. Excellent waterproof boat flooring option.

I am a big fan of this Eva foam the camo looks great and the instructions were clear great value and very easy to apply I wasnĄŻt finished in the photo but It didnĄŻt take me long to get this much done so far maybe 40mins. I really satisfied at how sticky the bottom is we did clean the area before we stuck it down with rubbing alcohol real ease of cleaning. The color really matches the jon boat and these pads some level of comfort especially since before the metal seats would get really hot in the sun. The process of drawing on the back of the foam made the functionality and placement much easier we used cardboard to make templates the rest was history.

This still was so easy to work with. ItĄŻs super sticky so be ready to let it stay in place once the clue touches.. it isnĄŻt square so it wouldnĄŻt hurt to make a square edge or do like I did and work from the center out. I used this and another style to make a nice decorative panel to the boat and it worked very well.

I have used similar products to this on my various small boat projects. This arrived well rolled up. ItĄŻs pliable and plenty sticky. Works well on the floor of my aluminum boat as well after cleaning. Cushy. Highly recommend for redecking projects!

Cut it to fit my pontoon deck. The peel-and-stick adhesive is strong and reliable. UV-resistant surface hasn't faded even after a full summer. Love this easy install boat flooring solution!

This seems like really good stuff to me. The stick power (glue) is pretty strong, yet not quite as strong as more difficult peel and stick flooring I've tried. And I'd say that's probably a perfect balance, making it easier to undo mistakes during installation. My only real complaint is that crud easily gets into the crevices, and you really need a high power hose to clean it, following any crud all the way down the zigzag lines until it's out. And any dirt is going to keep going a different direction as you try it, so it would be stressful to clean I'm afraid. Otherwise, it's good at helping you stay on your feet where you might slip. The cushion and texture feels good on bare feet. It seems durable. The color is true to the pictures. There was no problem with cutting. And I'm only doing a weird project on my kitchen floor with it, but I think it would serve its intended purpose on boats very well, if you don't get it too dirty, that is.