08-13 SAN 210 Seadek

[aZ`]

Hi, after requesting a design from seadek for my 2008 210, they sent me through a design that had already been done which was similar. My question is has anyone seen it before? or even better does anyone have any pictures of it in real life, it looks good to me but I'd like to see it properly before buying.
Thanks

[bradw]

Talk to the boys at Nautique Central i think they've done seadek for a couple 08-13 spec 210's.

[kopp210]

Saw a 211 that had been redone with the seadek. It was amazing. Sorry do not have any pictures. It looked good enough I was going to redo it on my boat, if that helps.

[Sac Surfer]

I would check with Zach at N3 they have done it with the logos. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=baiO8CGaTEg#at=390

Seadek's website has some images of the gray - http://www.seadek.com/blog/210-super-air-nautique/

I was quoted for my 2010 210:

Interior kit on the 210 would be $605.00
Deck kit is $348.00
Rear step kit $ 84.00

I was told color doesn't matter, as far as cost, but I'm partial to the faux teak

[jroyal]

http://www.seadek.com/blog/210-super-air-nautique/

[iamcdn]

I have the same as jroyal's link on my 2013 and love it. I had carpet in my previous boat and didn't like the work to clean it, this is sooooo much better. I like the option with the logo but I didn't get that option from the factory.
It is prone to indents and can get knicked up but it's still way better than the carpet for me.

[aZ`]

Thanks for the replies guys, but you are all talking about the standard Seadek kit, for which there are plenty of images. I am after info/photos of the design I attached in the first post. Have I attached it wrong and you guys can't see it?

[aZ`]

Yeah iamcdn, I want to replace my carpet because of cleaning/drying. I use my boat through winter and the foam backed carpet takes 3-4 weeks to dry if left in the boat and even upto 3-4 days if hung up in the shed (during winter) Plus the foam backing on mine is breaking down and little black grains escape everywhere. I am sold on the product, just not the design.

[scottb7]

I just got carpet last year from nautique parts for $200 for my 210 and it does not have the black foam on the back anymore. So it does dry a lot quicker. That being said, if I had $650 I wanted to spend I would consider the seadek.

[aZ`]

Interesting. Thanks for the info Scott!

[Paxdad]

I just got carpet last year from nautique parts for $200 for my 210 and it does not have the black foam on the back anymore. So it does dry a lot quicker. That being said, if I had $650 I wanted to spend I would consider the seadek.

I have been thinking about purchasing this carpet kit as well as my backing is leaving the black debris as well. How is the new carpet from Nautique parts holding up?? Family likes carpet but I do not so I usually do what they say!!!!

[srock]

Over time does seadeck trap water that can become a mold farm or blister the fiberglass below?

[scottb7]

I kind of wondered about that too about trapping water when seadek is put over the corrugated flooring. I am sure it does not trap any over smooth, but bet it does over the grippy flooring. The new carpet is good. Wish I had a picture of the back. It is like bendable plastic with rubber grip lines every inch. So no foam to absorb water. So don't get me wrong you still have to hang it to dry. But dry's quicker the old carpet. You still run risk of mildew smell when not completely dry, which is benefit of seadek. I am on the fence on whether to recommend replacing your old carpet with the new stuff. You get away from the black foamy stuff falling off, but still have to hang to dry. Just quicker.

[Paxdad]

Scottb7, Thanks for the insight my current carpet with the black backing takes at least a week to dry completely even when hanging. What would be the best of both is if the seadeck had a backing like carpet and you can take it in and out!!

[scottb7]

Here is pick of new carpet back.

I would also add that sea-dek expects life of product to be 5-7 years...

http://www.seadek.com/t-faq.aspx