What Does Custom Mean?

Our Process and SeaDek® Options

Your Boat Gets Scanned

We will come to you, or you can come to us (with an appointment) and we will use our state-of-the-art machines to precisely measure every surface of your boat where you want to have SeaDek installed.

Your Boat Gets Drawn

One of our experienced CAD designers takes all the scans of your boat and will draw out every piece while taking several factors into consideration, such as the direction of the brushed texture to ensure the texture doesn’t change direction and look out of place. It’s the little things that will make the biggest difference and our attention to detail will make your boat shine.

Your Foam Gets Cut

Our day in the shop starts out with cleaning and recalibrating our tools before foam ever hits the cutting table. This ensures that we achieve a clean-cut and a finished product that our customers will be happy with. From there our CNC machinist prepares the foam, secures it to the table and monitors the machines while they shape the foam. Once the foam has been cut the machinist then inspects every piece for quality assurance before it’s placed on the completed shelf.

Your Boat Gets Stuck

It’s D-Day, the moment you’ve been waiting for. Your masterpiece is just about ready for its maiden voyage, all that’s left to do is stick the SeaDek in the right place, but we take a few more steps than that. Once the install process has begun, our installers lose their shoes and throw on a fresh pair of socks, this keeps foreign objects and oils from encountering the boat during the installation. First, we prepare your boat, we try our best to remove any debris from the surface to ensure the foam will adhere to the boat without any obstructions. Using acetone removes any left behind oils that can cause the SeaDek to lose its grip over time. Our installers will double and triple check the alignment before the backing ever gets peeled.

Custom SeaDek® Options