XB03AllyProud
Active Member
That is really sharp looking. How many hours you think you have in it not including the initial repairs? Again that is very sharp. Great job.
Xb2003 No more carpet!
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Thank you, start to finish about 2 weeks, no idea on the hours.
RoseXB03
Active Member
Pictures dont do it justice, he did a helluva job on it...
titan
Probationary User
Looks great
That's awesome--you did a great job. My carpet needs replaced, and I am going to try this, I believe.
Thank you
JOEALLY
Active Member
That looks great.
Thanks Joe, clean up is fast and easy.
Mick
Active Member
Glad this post was brought up! My buddy has a new garage and I plan on doing this over the winter as well!! The pics blew my mind but seeing it in person at the rally, Xb03 did an amazing job and it came out beautifully! Ease of cleaning and thinking it will shave a couple pounds is my goal, as well as how clean and sexy to the eyes it looks!!
SuperTim
Member
I know this is an older thread.
Just wondering if there was any update on long term benefits/drawbacks,,,,,or "I wish I would have done.....xxxx"
Just wondering if there was any update on long term benefits/drawbacks,,,,,or "I wish I would have done.....xxxx"
It’s holding up great no complaints I absolutely love it easy to clean and dry before I put it away.
Rick Propst
Active Member
jared what did you put under the hatch lids so they dont make any noise
I know we talked earlier today but to answer your question if anyone else was wondering its all factory, I didn’t add anything.
ntxwaterfowl
Member
I have almost convinced myself to go this route, the two things I hate about carpet are the dirt/stains/slime and how if I wash it I have to leave it uncovered to dry so I don’t have to worry about mildew.
The only things I’m worried about with non skid is noise walking around, comfort barefooted, and if it gets slick with catfish slime. Any thoughts on those or have they been non issues?
The only things I’m worried about with non skid is noise walking around, comfort barefooted, and if it gets slick with catfish slime. Any thoughts on those or have they been non issues?
We walk bare footed on it all the time, but I don’t fish bare footed. I notice no noise from walking on it. Catfish slime would definitely make “what I used” slippery. It’s a trade off the epoxy is like a non stick surface so it cleans up so easy, but in the same token it can get slippery when liquid is applied. It’s alot more grippy with shoes on than with bare feet.