Seadeking my SAN 210

[bdisney3]

Purchased my N2M SANTE 210 back in May. Just finished a complete Seadek makeover including platform, transom steps, interior and bow pieces. Removal of old SANO was a long tedious job that involved a heat gun and plastic scraper. Then removed the residue with Goof Off. Final cleaning with Acetone, then Seadek install. Platform and Transom steps (10 pieces total) took approx 8 hours. Interior (4 SANO pieces plus removal of snap-in carpet and snaps) plus three bow pieces took approx 5 hours. Overall very pleased with results. I think I am going to template the gunwales behind the tower most the way back and also replace the rubber/stainless pads directly behind rear seats as the final piece. Now to the pics:

Couple of BEFORE shots:


Pieces waiting to be installed:


SANO removed from platform - lots of sticky residue to clean:


All Clean - ready for install:

Dry Fit / Test Fit:


Finished Platform/steps:


Finished Transom Seat/Step:


Finished Interior:



Bow Pieces:

[ScooterMcgavin]

Great job bdisney! That looks amazing !

[McCannLand]

Wow that looks awesome! I want to do the same thing in the same colors. Did that all come in one kit? I've also toyed with the idea of replacing the engine hatch pad with SeaDek (or maybe cutting it back and adding SeaDek down the middle) thought?

[bdisney3]

I ordered the platform and transom pieces from NautiqueParts.com (remember the 10% PND Discount Code). The interior and bow pieces came from Seadek directly. I have the build sheet number if you need it. I love the idea of doing the engine hatch pad, but not sure how you would do it? Seadek can't be applied to vinyl (as far as I know) so it would need to be modified a bunch to make it work I think?

[McCannLand]

Yah I think I would take the pad off the hatch see what I had to work with. Then SeaDek the whole thing or cut the center out of the pad (matching the width of the rumble seat SeaDek) and reinstall with SeaDek running down the center. Surely someone has done that before.

[bdisney3]

Yah I think I would take the pad off the hatch see what I had to work with. Then SeaDek the whole thing or cut the center out of the pad (matching the width of the rumble seat SeaDek) and reinstall with SeaDek running down the center. Surely someone has done that before.

If you find a pic/write up of it, link it please!