C.E. Smith Carpet Roll - Grey - 18x22W x 18&L

Description

Replacing Bunk Board Carpeting To get started, remove the old carpet from your bunk boards, doing your to remove any old staples and bolts from the boards as well. Protect Your Boat's Hull Over time, the carpeting that covers your bunk boards can wear down or even tear apart. Cut the carpet to the appropriate length and lay it down so that the backing is facing up, then place your bunk board on top. Replacing Bunk Board Carpeting To get started, remove the old carpet from your bunk boards, doing your best to remove any old staples and bolts from the boards as well. Resists mold and mildew. Replacing the carpeting periodically ensures protection for your boat, and it will also prevent your wooden bunk boards from rotting. Then wrap the carpet around one side and staple it in place. If you use this on your 4x8 bunk boards, a small section of the board will be exposed on the underside. Replace worn carpet on your boat trailer's bunks and help protect your boat's finish with this durable, weather-resistant carpet. Loose carpet can easily snag or tear, leaving the wooden board vulnerable to moisture or damage. This can lead to scratches on your boat's hull. Marine-grade polyester won't trap in moisture. If you use this on your 4x8 bunk boards, a small section of the board will be exposed on the underside. Make sure that there's enough extra carpet to wrap around the sides and ends of the board. Marine-grade polyester won't trap in moisture.

Key Features

• If you use this on your 4x8 bunk boards, a small section of the board will be exposed on the underside.
• Replace worn carpet on your boat trailer's bunks and help protect your boat's finish with this durable, weather-resistant carpet.
• Protect Your Boat's Hull Over time, the carpeting that covers your bunk boards can wear down or even tear apart.
• Replacing the carpeting periodically ensures protection for your boat, and it will also prevent your wooden bunk boards from rotting.
• Replacing Bunk Board Carpeting To get started, remove the old carpet from your bunk boards, doing your to remove any old staples and bolts from the boards as well.
• Marine-grade polyester won't trap in moisture.