SeaDek install preparation

[Shawn Henderson]

After removing the carpet screws what is the best way to fill them? I was looking at drilling them slightly larger and filling with Marine Tex. I adjusted my templates so that the SeaDeck will cover the holes. I am not worried about how they will look just concerned about moisture getting into the wood overtime.

[charlesml3]

Well there is no wood in a 2006 SV211 so that's not a concern. If the SeaDek is covering the holes you should be fine but there's nothing wrong with filling them in anyway.

-Charles

[Shawn Henderson]

Well there is no wood in a 2006 SV211 so that's not a concern. If the SeaDek is covering the holes you should be fine but there's nothing wrong with filling them in anyway.

-Charles

Thank you for the heads up it makes it a lot easier not having to fill all the holes. I was thinking their was wood under the bow floor.

[charlesml3]

There hasn't been wood in a Nautique in many, many years.

[Shawn Henderson]

Overall the install was pretty easy we finished up putting it in Thursday and spent yesterday on the water definitely improved the look of the boat.

[Adrenaline1]

Looks great!

[Youngone-55]

The seadek looks great
I are thinking of doing the same to my 2006 SV211
where did you get it from & how much did it cost
sick of rubber coming off carpet

[Shawn Henderson]

I got it from SC Wake it was around $1700. Install isn’t bad but you will definitely need to do the dry fit templates. I had to modify them slightly to cover the holes for my carpet snaps. The main floor hatch seems to have no consistency with screw locations and will very every boat.