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my AR190's custom SeaDek is in!

adamsrotors

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Yamaha
Year
2017
Boat Model
AR
Boat Length
19
smoke grey, custom diamond pattern, with ALL options plus customized dash pieces...SO stoked.
big s/o to JetBoatPilot for the quick turn around. once order was officially in, it shipped that friday!

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That is perhaps the most expensive dog bed I have ever seen! ?

I love how the diamond pattern turned out man. Nice choice!
 
That looks fantastic! My SeaDek is in the box, I'm getting ready to install. Any tips on your install you can share? Hind sight is always 20/20.
 
Man, that looks great. Maybe enough to convince the wife this is really a mod we need!

My wife was the toughest one to convince since it is not cheap. But she is the biggest champion of it now that we are on our second boat with custom flooring. Totally worth it!
 
That looks fantastic! My SeaDek is in the box, I'm getting ready to install. Any tips on your install you can share? Hind sight is always 20/20.

take your time...I actually really enjoyed it.
test fit, pull back a corner, test fit again, and slowly pull paper back as you keep it in place.
 
Dang, that looks amazing! I ordered the same color but in the teak looking pattern. I'm in the midst of my install as well. QQ, where'd you find the flagpole holder?
 
Is that round flat spot there intentionally for a flag holder?
 
Adam, thanks for sharing, you prompted me to get mine done tonight as well...and shop for a flag pole holder and flag! I researched extensively (prior to tonight) and decided to DIY my seadek as opposed to spending the 500 my dealer wanted for install. My lessons learned or tips I picked up from others, (sharing here as we both have 2017 AR190's, figure we can help our fellow friends)

Snap holes - I heard everyone talking about the holes from the snaps and how ugly they looked when filled with 5200. My kit did not leave any exposed holes (thanks @JetBoatPilot) and even if it had, they were really small. I did however use 5200 to seal the holes although technically, I think a marine caulk or something equivalent would've worked fine since mine were all under the mats.

Surface Prep - Acetone, lots of it, scrub and use generously.

Alignment and application - lay everything out, plan your attack, for me I started with the gas tank panel first and worked my way up the center. From there, I did the sides. I used a laser level to ensure I had my lines aligned. Also, align your mats and use scotch tape to hold them in place, even with your weight on them, they can shift, the tape helps hold them in place.

On the large pieces, I scored the backing in a few different areas, it helped me to take it section by section as I applied which was less stressful.

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Seadek install came out great! Nice fur baby too!!

Is that round flat spot there intentionally for a flag holder?

The flat spot is for the SX boats that don't have a tower. Their stern navigation light pole goes in there I believe. I was going to use that spot once upon a time to mount a plug receptacle for the onboard charger.
 
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a bit overkilll. I didn't fill any holes, used zero acetone, and no laser level, haha.
...I washed it out, cleaned with windex, let it bone dry out in the sun, leaf blew any debri, and did final clean rag wipe before I stuck each piece down by eye. took me maybe 30-45 minutes and it's perfect. extra set of hands from my girlfriend was a important.
 
The flat spot is for the SX boats that don't have a tower. Their stern navigation light pole goes in there I believe. I was going to use that spot ce upoon a time to mount a plug receptacle for the onboard charger.

Beat me to it. I'm considering putting a recessed outlet for my inflator there.
 
Great looking install. Any concerns with the SeaDek sticking to the bumpy swim platform?
 
Nah, it seems to adhere pretty well. Make sure you press down the edges well as I think that helps seal it.
 
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