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    Looking for a quick easy solution to alleviate some of the heat on my aluminum floor in boat. Hoping to hydroturf this winter I think. Any other ideas you all are doing that's not "permanent."

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    Mike Baker has a foam mat flooring in one of his boats. Looked like the puzzle kind that interlock. Here is the thread with the video.

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    I don't know of anything temporary that would be safe to walk on, un-glued carpet may move and make you fall... Back in my Jon boat days I would paint my plywood floor and throw some sand on top before it dried.. 4 years ago I used off white bed liner with tiny white rubber crumbles mixed into the liner material on my skiff floor. After applying a epoxy primer and waiting about 45-60 minutes I used a Shutz gun and put down a textured finish...It is permanent, not slippery. It has held up nicely

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    Tennis shoes maybe?

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    I painted my floor camo tan and it’s cooler than basic aluminum. I’ve had one with some grass carpet from the previous owner that wasn’t glued but it stayed in place from the other stuff sitting on top of it. After some time the rubber back stiffens and pretty much stayed put. Aerosol contact cement used sparingly will hold well and wire brush in a drill will remove it when you get ready to hydroturf. If your boat is stored in direct sun you may want to rethink hydroturf. When the sun beats it up and dries it out it’s a bear to get off. I had to remove it from my last boat. Lots of time with an oscillating tool.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperDave336 View Post
    Mike Baker has a foam mat flooring in one of his boats. Looked like the puzzle kind that interlock. Here is the thread with the video.

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    I PMed Mike about that flooring. I just put it down in my Storm Cat 230. Very comfortable on old back when standing and old, replaced knees if I have to get down in the floor.


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    Quote Originally Posted by M R Dux View Post
    I PMed Mike about that flooring. I just put it down in my Storm Cat 230. Very comfortable on old back when standing and old, replaced knees if I have to get down in the floor.


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    Where did you get the flooring?

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    Check out tractor supply horse mats.
    Be safe and good luck fishing

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    Quote Originally Posted by RyanJ View Post
    Where did you get the flooring?
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    Check out Tuff Coat | Worlds #1 Rubberized Non-Skid Coating

    I replaced the carpet on the deck of my boat , I really like the way it turned out, I used a very light grey, medium grit ,
    It is very slip resistant and not hot, It would be a permanent fix however.
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