Rhino Line or Recarpet?
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Rhino Line or Recarpet?
What do you guys think? The driver and co angler compartment is getting rhino lined for sure. The decks I was thinking of rhino lining and getting a apholstrey shop to make snap in carpet pieces, that I can just remove when its raining and clean easy.
Re: Rhino Line or Recarpet?
Snap-in carpet is a good idea, but I would worry about how it would behave when your boat is at WOT. The wind and air pressure might cause some problems like flapping or bellowing in the middle. Most of the boats that have snap-in carpet don't reach the same speeds as a bass boat.
Also if you take the carpeting out when it's raining you would need some sort of non-skid stuff otherwise the deck would get pretty slick.
Rino Lining might be heavier than carpet and might be a factor in boat performance. It also wouldn't have any "give" and might be more fatiguing than standing on carpet.
Also if you take the carpeting out when it's raining you would need some sort of non-skid stuff otherwise the deck would get pretty slick.
Rino Lining might be heavier than carpet and might be a factor in boat performance. It also wouldn't have any "give" and might be more fatiguing than standing on carpet.
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Re: Rhino Line or Recarpet?
what kind of boat? why would you consider rhino vs carpet? just carpeted mine - not tough, just tedious but very pleased with the results
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Its a 18'3 procraft. And norv has a point, this boat flat out gets with it. I might be wearing that carpet at 70 mph.
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stored outside, no cover?
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Re: Rhino Line or Recarpet?
No I keep it in the garage. Its a 96 but whoever had it before me didnt use it. Looks brand new, original seats and stuff. But the carpet is starting to go.
Re: Rhino Line or Recarpet?
20lb carpet from basscar http://www.bassboatcarpets.com, a tub of indoor outdoor carpet glue from the local carpet shop, some scrapers and you're on your way. they might even have a precut kit for your boat
the heat from the rhino during the summer along with the fumes would be overwhelming, that crap stinks and really holds heat, can't imagine that in the direct sun in the middle of summer...
the heat from the rhino during the summer along with the fumes would be overwhelming, that crap stinks and really holds heat, can't imagine that in the direct sun in the middle of summer...
"I'll just drop it on their head, and then rip their lips off with a TV hookset..." <i>unnamed angler when discussing how he fishes a jig</i>
Re: Rhino Line or Recarpet?
so what did you decide?
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