Lund Floor, Carpet and Vinyl Replaced at JS Prop & Marine (Black Betty RMX)
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2019
- The boys at JS Prop & Marine replace the Floor, Vinyl and Carpet in a Lund boat. Have your repairs done at JS Prop & Marine or pick up your Do-It-Yourself supplies at 407-44th Street East in Saskatoon.
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Very nice and well done Men.
Excellent job
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Very cool, good job 👍🏻
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Thanks Alex!
HI guys great video.....I am replacing floors in my Lund Angler. I have my vinyl glue and Nautolex marine vinyl purchased. Can you tell me what you use to prepare your plywood...what type of sealer or is it epoxy resin?? Did you have to sand it to get vinyl glue to stick to it? Was gonna use outdoor/marine paint but don't think its the right product to do it right. Any assistance appreciated.
They did a nice job on the floor and trim BUT...the new floor will soon be black moldy and rot again because they put the new floor back on top of the waterlogged foam from LUND. The foam LUND used was open cell foam and holds water inside forever. When I did my floor I noticed that foam was wet inside so I left the boat in direct sunlight for a week with the old floor removed so the foam was literally baking in the sun, which did nothing towards drying it, out so I left it in the sun for another week and it was still soaking wet inside the foam. Just for the hell of it I kept one piece of that junk foam in my garage even after replacing the foam and the floor and it never did dry out. I threw it away after a month still wet inside.
Thanks this is great and inspiring! I'm about to redo the carpet surfaces on my Lund Alaskan SSV, I do love the thing. There are probably several carpet providers, I like the light gray color you chose, can you please provide the manufacturer and model? How much do you recommend I order, I'll probably order more than you did. Finally, do you have a suggestion on the standard staple length size you like. I subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your work. Many thanks from coastal Maine
We used the Syntec Midnight Star Carpet
Just curious if you had to account gaps being different from carpet to vinyl for hatches? Maybe you said it in the video and I missed it.
I have a 2002 Lund 1675 that desperately needs this done. To bad you're so far from me lol
i have a we 14 deluxe it has a storage box on one side and live well on other is the storage floor seporate from main floor i plan to re carpet it with a new marine plywood i dont want to take out storage box as it riveted to boat
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replacing my floor and vinyl in my 2002 lund laker and do you recall the thickness of the plywood 5/8 or 3/4 inch . thanks for any info bill
Sorry for the late reply... most of the boats we have done have been 5/8 (it depends on your frame though).
Can you tell what kind of cover system that is? never seen one like that. Beats putting two sawhorses in the boat every time!
Cover support bows
You rivetted the wood floor ?
How did you drill the rivet holes without destroying the carpet?
Our Vinyl and Carpet is Glued on VERY Tightly (using some rather expensive Glue made for Marine Carpet & Vinyl) and it doesn't loose too much material. With Carpet you will lose a little bit of Carpet strands and you just have to trim that little bit off.
What is that vinyl called
Great video just wish it wasn’t fast forward.
Is it really expensive to replace the carpet?
It can be costly, but you have to think of it as re-investing into your boat. If you want your boat to last another 10+ years then it is worth it.
What did you use for adhesive?
We used Syntec Marine Flooring Adhesive. It is the only label that I can find that is for Outdoors use and is recommended for both Carpets & Vinyl! We do sell it here in the shop.
JS Prop & Marine Thanks for reply... I need enough to install vinyl on 4’x 8’ 2” marine plywood. How much do I need ? What’s the cost?
@@300zxdriver We only sell the one size (gives you 65 Sq. ft. of coverage) and it is $96.99
what the the cost of this job?
About $6200 for New Wood Floors, Carpet, Vinyl, Glue, Hardware and Labor.