FullfireBoat Flooring - EVA Foam Boat Decking - Marine Mat Self-Adhesive Flooring Sheet Marine Carpet for Motorboat Yacht Kayak RVCarbonfree Certified

This product works great. It is easy to install

Worked perfect for my application. Will be ordering more soon

I used this to cover some steps into my boat. The product worked fine, but I thought it might be a little bit thicker than it was. The only drawback was that it was rolled so tightly that I had to lay it out for a few days with pressure on top to help it flatten before cutting. Otherwise a nice product.

We purchased this originally for a different application. We were going to use this on some concrete around our patio in Florida. However, I decided to use it on my kayak instead.The quality is excellent and it looks really nice. It staves off the water, the adhesive sticks well, it looks nice, and I'm very happy with this purchase. I recommend rolling it out a day in advance prior to installation as it arrives tightly rolled.5 out of 5 stars.

This is PERFECT for waterproofing your floor surface. I've put this to the absolute test and can confirm that water DOES NOT penetrate through this material, even after many hours of leaving the water on the surface of the flooring. The adhesion after peeling off the protective paper on the back, is quite exceptional and sticks hard and fast. To maximize the adhesion and make application easy I suggest that you unroll and weigh down the flooring when you first get it out of the box. Let it flatten out and loose most of its curl from being rolled up. Clean and dry and your floor surface very well and if the surface is glossy or slick, use some sand paper to add a slight texture to your floor if it has none. Measure and cut your boat flooring with a slight overlap, place it where you want it and slowly peel off the protective paper and press the flooring into place, one small section at a time. You do have some ability to reposition it after it's been applied, but try and reduce this as much as possible. If you take your time and get it placed correctly the first time, the adhesion will be much better over the long term. The more you peel it up and reposition it, the less sticky the back will be. The flooring cuts fairly easily with a sharp carpet knife and straight edge ruler. I used a pair of electric scissors or rolling blade cutter. In some small areas I used additional instant crazy glue just a small bead. If you have to lay the flooring to a large area and have seperate sections or seems that join together. Try and find a good clear rubber or foam adhesive that you can apply between the seems to seal them together so that you don't compromise the waterproofing protection that the flooring gives you. I had a "toilet explosion" and this flooring withstood all the water and sewage material and prevented any of it from seeping through to the original flooring below. It was ONLY at the seems that water was able to penetrate down below the boat flooring. So I'm very impressed with this material and highly recommend it.

I got this to stick onto a wood plank to give it more traction and look nicer than plain plywood. I was afraid that the self stick wouldn’t hold but it held very very well. It’s been on for awhile now and I’ve had no problem with is peeling up. It’s pretty easy to cut, but I haven’t figured out a great way to make sure it’s a super straight cut. It’s soft but doesn’t feel like a sponge. It’s a good floor covering to be barefoot on.

Thinner is good for where this is going, which is on a surfboard that I used for wake surfing. I have a Firewire Sweet Potato exclusively set up for wake. The traction pad currently on the board does not cover enough area. This will fill that empty space nicely without adding much weight to the board. It is peripheral area, not primary sweet spot. Max pad and traction not needed. This is perfect.

I do a lot of fishing and it is often in a very small plastic boat that I can toss into the back of my truck bed. This type of EVA foam boat decking has a number of uses on almost all boats, but for me I use it for the traction my feet get and sound/noise reduction.I can't comment on the adhesion portion of this product as it is too cold where I live to even attempt to install it. But as with most things like this, most of the success is in the prep work. So, I have little doubt that with a properly prepped and clean surface this product will perform just fine.The cut and color quality seem top notch. You basically just cut it to the shape and size that you need. If you need more than one sheet, it is possible to match up the lines pretty well. If you want it to look like a really professional installation, make templets first. I usually just use cardboard. Once the templet looks good and fits, you just trace that onto the foam with a marker and cut the shape out. Should be a perfect fit.Great product. 5-stars!