SeaDek

[1998sailfish]

Has anyone installed this in their cockpit and helm ?
Just received my template kit. My non-skid is fine but I'm liking the look of the teak colors. From what I have read it holds up and cleans well. I must admit I am a bit reluctant to pull the trigger since once it is stuck there is no turning back ......

 

[Sharkbait282]

So my experience isn't in the helm or cockpit area, but we did the three stairs and full down below on a 282 Sailfish

http://www.greatgrady.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=24030&start=0&hilit=seadek

Although I'd recommend cleaning more often than I did (like once in a two year period), a once over pass with a little water, some ZEP high traffic carpet cleaner, and a little scrubbing with a medium brush brought it back to new looking after 2 seasons of use. We do between 150-200 engine hours/season, so we're on the boat a good bit.

It feels great under foot, looks good and holds up to high traffic. The teak patterns DO act like a crumb/hair/dust magnet, so a little brush or vacuum occasionally to keep the grime away is important. But otherwise no regrets. I have toyed with the idea of a section under the helm location at least to cushion the heels a bit on long bouts of driving . . .

 

[1998sailfish]

So my experience isn't in the helm or cockpit area, but we did the three stairs and full down below on a 282 Sailfish

http://www.greatgrady.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=24030&start=0&hilit=seadek

Although I'd recommend cleaning more often than I did (like once in a two year period), a once over pass with a little water, some ZEP high traffic carpet cleaner, and a little scrubbing with a medium brush brought it back to new looking after 2 seasons of use. We do between 150-200 engine hours/season, so we're on the boat a good bit.

It feels great under foot, looks good and holds up to high traffic. The teak patterns DO act like a crumb/hair/dust magnet, so a little brush or vacuum occasionally to keep the grime away is important. But otherwise no regrets. I have toyed with the idea of a section under the helm location at least to cushion the heels a bit on long bouts of driving . . .

Thanks for the link and info. I'm pulling the trigger on this project.