Monday, November 9, 2009

Crownline 216 Razor

Another custom swim platform pad now available as a Made To Order product at www.seadekstore.com

Crownline 216 Razor


Build Your Own Helm Station Pad




Now you can build your own helm station pad to the dimensions of your boat. Just choose a pad between 24 inches x 12 inches and 74 inches x 16 inches. Then choose your color combination. Your price will be displayed automatically. It's that easy.

SeaDek's helm station pads provide 15mm of unparalleled comfort and nonskid traction while providing superior shock absorption from continuous impact. The helm station pad features a robust peel-and-stick backing for a quick and easy installation. Embossed on the surface for added traction, the helm station pads are available in all stock helm station pad colors, have radiused corners and clean beveled edges and feature the SeaDek logo.

For custom logos and designs please call for a quote: 888.964.6860


Build Your Pad Now

Thursday, November 5, 2009

New Malibu Swim Platform Pads Now Available

Lot's of new swim platform pads being added to the store this week. Check out some for Malibus:





Monday, November 2, 2009

Custom Egret Platform Pad

Custom Egret Platform Pad by Tyler Shealey at Castaway Customs.

SeaDek Holiday Sale - Save 20%


The holidays are quickly approaching and SeaDek would like to offer you a 20% discount. From November 1, 2009 through December 20, 2009 you will receive 20% off all in-stock items on the SeaDek Store with the exception of swim platform pads. Simply enter the following discount code during checkout: SDHOLIDAY09

* Offer not valid for custom SeaDek orders
* All orders must be submitted by Dec. 16th for X-mas delivery.




Ship Shape TV: 30 Minute SeaDek Feature
Be sure to check out the newest episode of Ship Shape TV featuring an in-depth profile on SeaDek. Host John Greviskis shows you around the SeaDek factory and spend time with the crew. See custom products being made and installed on a variety of boats and learn what SeaDek can do for you. http://shipshapetv.com/

Thursday, October 29, 2009

New SeaDek Ad In Gaff Magazine




Check out the new issue here:

http://digital.gaffmag.net/Issue.aspx

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

SeaDek Faux Teak install by Castaway Customs

Sneak peek of 33 L&H Teak
This design and install was done by Tyler Shealey at Castaway Customs. A certified professional SeaDek installer. www.castawaycustoms.com
321-537-2039

Contemporary Fiberglass - SeaDek installs

More great work from the guys at Contemporary Fiberglass. Check them out at: http://www.myswimplatform.com/



Thursday, October 15, 2009

www.polyswimplatforms.com

SeaDek is proud to be a stock item on all platforms produced by Poly Swim Platforms. You can check them out, request a quote and ask for a custome SeaDek pad at www.polyswimplatforms.com

Friday, October 9, 2009

Sea Ark

SeaDek sticks great to aluminum. Here is a custom Sea Ark with a cool gray SeaDek kit.





SeaDek Government projects

USCG and Orange County Sheriffs Boat





37' Strike Walk Around 360 degree Bolsters in White

37' Strike Walk Around
360 degree Bolsters in White





16' Carolina Skiff

16' Carolina Skiff. The customer used two 5mm large kit to cover his from casting deck and rear casting deck. Total Installation time was two hours.





Meet Us At IBEX 2009



SeaDek will be at IBEX 2009 at booth # 2635. Stop in and say hello and check out some of our new products. Chuck will also be running a SeaDek Exhibitor Workshop. It is scheduled for Monday, October 12, 2009 from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m Email us for further detail, info@seadek.com

http://www.ibexshow.com

New SeaDek Do It Yourself Resources

You can do it yourself and we can help. Check out some new DIY videos to helm you make templates, prep surfaces for install and apply a new pad.

SeaDek DIY Videos

Monday, September 28, 2009

'08 Sanger V21S

Artic Camo/Black- MTO Custom. '08 Sanger V21S

Custom Wake World Pad

Just pulled this off the CNC machine. It is a custom Wake World Pad for their new 2010 Malibu (MSP1) Wake Setter Demo Boat - White/Storm Gray

http://wakeworld.com/


Custom Swim Platform Pad with MAXUM Logo. 1997 Maxum 220SS

Thursday, September 24, 2009

SeaDek supplying Donovans with premium Marpac helm and Too Cool cooler pads





Tuesday, September 22, 2009

COASTAL ANGLER MAGAZINE


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
COASTAL ANGLER MAGAZINE ORLANDO’S
FISHING, BOATING AND OUTDOORS FALL FESTIVAL
Proceeds to benefit Hook Kids on Fishing!


Where? The Barn in Sanford
When? November 28th, 2009 from 11am – 7pm
Admission $5.00, 15 and under free accompanied by an adult
Fun… Food…Contests…Raffle…Free Fishing Seminars and more…
Win a chance at over $5,000.00 in prizes!!!

Free Fishing Seminars:
Inshore - Banana River No Motor Zone with Captain Tom Van Horn
Inshore - Mosquito Lagoon with Captain Chris Myers
Near Shore - Port Canaveral with Captain Keith Kalbfleisch
Freshwater - Lake Monroe Crappie with CAM’s Charlie McCullough
Conservation - Coastal Angler Magazine Founder Captain Rodney Smith

Contests:
Casting for Accuracy, Casting for Kids
Cast Net Throwing, Bull Shark Riding (Adult)

Live Entertainment by: Hayfire as seen on NBC’s Nashville Star
Food Host: Fish on Fire Restaurant

We are trying to raise $7,500.00 for Anglers for Conservation, the 501C non-profit parent of Hook Kids on Fishing. Please contact Charlie McCullough for donations, charlie@coastalanglermagazine.com, or (407) 491-6614.

This is a local event to connect the community with local businesses!
We have some vendor space still open. All booth sponsorships include advertising in print and online. Contact Charlie McCullough charlie@coastalanglermagazine.com, or (407) 491-6614

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If you would like more information about this topic, or to schedule an interview with Charlie McCullough, please call Lisa Searson at (352) 386-6274, or e-mail Lisa at lisa@coastalanglermagazine.com.

Contact: Charlie McCullough
Voice: (407) 491-6614
charlie@coastalanglermagazine.com

Friday, September 18, 2009

Contemporary Fiberglass

We do a good deal of work with Contemporary Fiberglass. They make great custom swim platforms and we are are proud to provide a great non-skid option for them. Check them out at: http://www.myswimplatform.com/

Here are some photos from a recent custom non slip traction kit we produced for them.





Contemporary Fiberglass
10907 E. Marietta Ave. Suite 2
Spokane Valley, WA, 99206-6620
Call: (509) 995-6239
parrotheadinwa4@comcast.net

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Boston Whaler Dauntless 180 install

Here are some recent install photos from one of our customers. Our Boston Whaler helm pads have been a huge success and the BW owners have been huge supporter. Thank guys!


Tuesday, September 15, 2009

20% OFF SeaDek!

For a lot of boaters across the country September marks the beginning of the end of boating season. Before long your boats will be tucked away in garages, marinas and storage units, but next season will be here before you know it and SeaDek wants to make sure your boat is ready. From now until September 30, 2009 you receive 20% off any online order from www.seadekstore.com*. Just type in the following discount code during check out: SDSEPT09

* Offer not valid for custom SeaDek orders

Friday, September 11, 2009

Call it SeaDek


Call it anything you like; non slip, non skid, anti skid, boat mats, boat pads, no skid.... or simply call it SeaDek. SeaDek is the perfect alternative to not only marine carpet but to any marine non-skid paint, coating, tape, spray, molded rubber or even molded in non-slip pattern. SeaDek is soft, comfortable, durable and above all easy to apply. Simply clean your surface, peel and stick. It's that easy!

Learn more at:
www.seadek.com

Or purchase directly online:
www.seadekstore.com

Thursday, September 10, 2009

FloridaSportFishing.com

Look for us on FloridaSportFishing.com

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

SeaDek - Ship Shape TV

John and the guys from Ship Shape where in today filming their newest show featuring SeaDek. The show should air in early October.



Monday, September 7, 2009

Thanks Nicaragua

Jim just got back from a trip to Nicaragua and wanted to say thanks to some friends.

Lance & Kristin Moss at surfaricharters http://www.surfaricharters.com/

JJ and Kim Yemma http://www.surfnicaragua.com/

Special thanks to Jeff Tone for the fishing charter. He can also be reached through surfaricharters. pescanicaragua@yahoo.com
Cell: 011-505-978-5710





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Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Onshore-Offshore Product Review

Here is a SeaDek product review in the new issue of Onshore-Offshore Magazine.

Monday, August 31, 2009

Turning your templates into pads

Once you purchase and return one of our template kits we digitize it in-house. After a CAD file is created it goes out to our factory floor where it is laminated, cut, beveled and shipped back out to you for installation. It is a quick and easy process and the $15.00 you spend on the template kit is deducted from the cost of your order!

We also provide a short video to walk you through the process of creating a template. How to create a simple template.

Thursday, August 27, 2009

SeaDek upgrades to your JY15

After a few hours of hiking out on the JY15, as with any sailboat, you can develop minor bruises or discomfort where the pelvic bones meet the hull. To eliminate the painful posterior SeaDek non-skid "padded" sheets were installed on the JY15 as described in the steps below .

Supplies:
-Purchase on the internet two SeaDek 18" by 74" 5mm thick sheets, in the color you want, to cover both tank hiking areas.
-Masking tape
-Pencil
-Box cutter or scissor
-Various clamps

Step 1

Position the Seadek nonskid sheet for tracing.
Position the nonskid sheet over the side with masking tape. The top of the pad was positioned within an inch of the jib cleat.


Step 2
Mark your cutting lines on the nonskid sheet.
Trace a line on the bottom side of the nonskid sheet following the curve of the beam. To get your cockpit side marking on the sheet measure at least a 13" width at the highest point and gradually reducing the width down to a minimum of 10" at the stern using the arc of the previous outside edge tracing as the reference point.
After marking you lines on the sheet verify your lines follow the curve of the boat and go deep enough into the cockpit. The minimum width measurements provided above insure that whether a person is sitting on the inside edge or outside edge of the tank for various hiking positions they will be sitting on the nonskid padded surface. These measurements are based on a "field trial". (The nonskid surfaces had to be redone after first attempt since they were not made to these minimum requirements. )
Also the full 74" length of the nonskid surface was used for a couple reasons. Not only does it provide a longer comfortable hiking area, but also acts as a Tiller Guard and protects the sailboat surface from uncontrolled tiller swing to either side of the boat.


Step 3
Setting up a cutting guide - optional.
A cutting guide was created using a quarter round molding clamped to follow the outside line I traced in the previous step. This is not necessary if you are good at following lines with a box cutter or scissor. I successfully did the other side without the guide.


Step 4
Cut the nonskid sheets.
Cut the material at a slight angle so the edge is beveled out at the bottom of the sheet.


Step 5
Use one sheet as the template for the opposite side.
Take the first cutout and use it to trace the template for the other side. Be sure you place the sheets back to back, or as the picture shows sticky sides together to get the correct cut for the opposite side.


Step 6
Apply the nonskid surfaces.
Apply the nonskid cutouts to the tanks per SeaDek recommendations: clean the surface with something like Windex, peel back paper cover partially at starting point, and apply pressure across the surface as you peel back so air bubbles to do not get trapped. Take your time, check the positioning, and adjust as you roll out the sheet. The material is flexible enough that you can make slight changes as your roll it out to insure proper placement.
Final Product
JY15 with a complete complement of nonskid surfaces.
The picture below shows the JY15 with a complete upgrade and additions of the nonskid SeaDek material: hiking area, boom protection at bow and stern, tiller protection, cockpit, and centerboard hump.


JY15 Cockpit Boom Protection
You will notice that there are protective strips of nonskid padding in front of the transom and behind the mast hole where the boom lays on the boat as the mainsail halyard is lowered. You can use your left over scraps for these areas.


JY15 Pad the Centerboard Hump
Double layering nonskid(10 mm) padding on the centerboard hump makes a more comfortable sitting position for the crew.


JY15 Cockpit Upgrade
The original cockpit nonskid surfaces were also replaced with the SeaDek material. It does a great job without the sandpaper burns on the knees experienced with the original nonskid surface. You may want to double layer these cockpit nonskid pads for better protection to the knees.


JY15 Tiller Guard
The width of the nonskid hiking surface at the tiller point must be wide enough, at least 10", to wrap down into the cockpit in order to protect the surface.


Bottom line - the JY15 is painless in the cockpit with the SeaDek nonskid padding.

This article has been reproduced from its original version which appeared on the following website:
http://www.jy15-sailing.com/index.htm

SeaDek would like to thank the author for the time he spent putting it together and for his continued support and advice regarding SeaDek's many applications in the sailing community.

SeaDek, Perfect for Sailboats!

Just got these photos in form our South African distributor, Mike Rogers with Marine Traction Specialists. As SeaDek has grown in the past several years our focus has quickly broadened from fishing to wake and ski to cruisers and on into the sailing market. SeaDek's comfort, durability and customizability ar a perfect fit for sailors the world wide.




SeaDek Selected for the new Ski Nautique 200

For Immediate Release
August 26, 2009
Rockledge, FL...SeaDek® Marine Products is proud to announce that their unique non-skid products will be featured on the all-new Ski Nautique® 200 open and closed bow ski boats. The revolutionary ski boat by Correct Craft, will have SeaDek covering a wide variety of surfaces on the boats, providing unparalleled comfort and safe non-skid traction. This innovative product is made of a durable foam material and will offer unbeatable comfort as well as the high-end aesthetic look and feel synonymous with Ski Nautique.



The all-new Ski Nautique 200 represents, without question, a revolution in hull design. It has a wider running surface than its predecessor, creating greater lift and the ultimate "skier's wake" that will be appreciated by skiers at all speeds and rope lengths. The unique hull design provides a softer wake with a smoother exit, allowing slalom skiers to effectively maintain ski edge, control and direction. The exclusive Hydro-Gate softens the peaks of the rooster tails and wakes. The spray is greatly reduced and controlled. For trick skiers, the 200 creates a clean, smooth table and a defined, single peak wake that lets the skier easily feel the top. Driving, observing or skiing behind it, you'll discover the next revolution in ski boats - and the Nautique difference - on your very first pass. Learn more at www.nautiques.com.



SeaDek is redefining non-skid for the marine industry by replacing molded in non-skid and carpet with standard and customizable foam products that can be applied with their simple peel-and-stick backing. It will cover the new Ski Nautique 200's swim platform, transom step, glove box, and many other areas of the boat with either the faux teak brown over black (shown) or light gray over storm gray color combinations. Available in a wide variety of standard colors and sizes or customized with colors, logos, sizes, and shapes, SeaDek is perfect for nearly any boat application. Soft, yet durable, SeaDek protects boaters when entering and exiting the water, while providing protection for boat surfaces, especially in high traffic areas. Made from closed-cell EVA foam that will not absorb water, it is easy to clean and highly stain resistant.

SeaDek is quickly becoming the recognized leader in non-skid for the marine industry. Correct Craft joins the ranks of other top boat manufacturers such as Malibu, Bombardier, Centurion, Ranger, etc., to offer SeaDek as a standard or premium product option on their new boat models. Providing manufacturing flexibility and customization options for boat builders to boat owners alike - SeaDek is the comfort you need, traction you trust.

Thursday, August 20, 2009

Surf Expo 2009

SeaDek was on just about every boat at the show but two. Looks like we're quickly becoming the new standard in swim platform traction.
















Wednesday, August 19, 2009

New SeaDek spot on running now on Ship Shape TV

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Custom Custom Pursuit

Custom Pursuit teak cockpit and swim platform pad made from SeaDek EVA foam. This project was digitized and installed by our certified custom installer Tyler Shealey at Castaway Customs. (321) 537-2039




Thursday, August 6, 2009

Customer install - Chaparral 220 SSI

"Dear Chuck,

I am sorry I did not get back to you sooner but we received the swim deck pad and needless to say IT IS AWESOME! We knew we needed a pad for the platform but never imagined that an aftermarket pad would look so darn good. Please pass on our praise to all of your employees. It was also extremely easy to apply. I now find myself looking for boats with pad-less swim platforms just so I can tell the owners about SeaDek. I have attached pictures of before/templating and the finished product. Thank you very much for making our boat look so good.

Gratefully,
Sean"

Traction kit for a platform extension:

Post install:

Customer using a SeaDek template kit. Too easy! Order yours today. Cost fully refunded when you place your pad order!

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Tige 2007 Custom Bob Marley Pad


Tuesday, July 28, 2009

LAKE AND BAY - TEAM HOOTERS

This was a SeaDek custom install by Tyler Shealy over at Castaway Customs. Tyler joined us over at the MAATS/iCast show the other week. These two boats are captained by Chris Wittman & Tom Winrow of Team Hooters.

Both of the boats are Lake & Bays. One is a 20' Boca Grande and the other is a 17' Predator. Both boats were done in a two tone gray with custom logos and bevels. A nice custom addition are the two fish rulers on either side of the logoed boat.












Monday, July 27, 2009

Note from customer:

"Chuck-
I've attached a couple of pictures as we discussed, so feel free to use these on your blog if you'd like. The pad worked out great during our vacation! It's rare these days to find a company that truly backs their products - and I really appreciate your working with me on the issue I had.

Thanks again!
Gregg
"


Friday, July 24, 2009

Custom Centurion Swimplatform Pads

These pads were custom ordered for Transition Watersports: http://transitionwatersports.net\


We usually don't recommend black as a top color but this customer insisted. Black absorbs more heat and we had concerns about loosing some of the embossing pattern. We are looking into doing black pads with a sanded finish instead of the embossed pattern as a work around.


Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Tige Install





Custom Tige Swim Platform Pad - SeaDek


Monday, July 20, 2009

Great Showing At MAATS 2009 In Orlando

Just wanted to say thak you to everyone who stopped into the booth last week at MAATS to say hello. We were able to put a lot of faces to names and meet a lot of great new people. By all accounts the marine industry is on its way back to life. We spoke to distributors, dealers, manufactures as well as a ton of customers and even though it was a long cold winter for all things seem to be cranking back up again, finally. Look for us at IBEX in October at booth# 2635.


Special thanks to Capts. Chris Wittman & Tom Winrow: www.hootersproredfish.com


Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Florida State Wakesurf Championship

Florida State Wakesurf Championship: July 25 & 26, Lake Ivanhow, Orlando, FL
http://www.time-onthewater.com/

Monday, July 13, 2009

See You At MAATs

MAATS
Booth: 4120
Dates: July 15-17, 2009
Place: Orange County Convention Center

MAATS - The Marine Aftermarket Accessories Trade Show

The 9th annual Marine Aftermarket Accessories Trade Show (MAATS) will be held
July 15-17, 2009 with exhibits and receptions in the Orange County Convention Center and meetings in the Westin Imagine hotel in Orlando, Florida! MAATS will once again be held in conjunction with ICAST and the NMDA S.T.E.P. Conference.

MAATS is much more than a typical tradeshow - it's a highly productive business-building event that offers marine accessory manufacturers and buyers the opportunity to connect one-on-one through a combination of trade show exhibits, private buyer-supplier meetings, new product introductions, awards programs, and great networking opportunities.

MAATS is the only U.S. event dedicated to the marine aftermarket. Your competitors will be there - you should be too!

Please visit the various sections of this website for more information.

Prospective exhibitors: Exhibit space is still available! Click here for information on exhibiting or take a look at our online floorplan!

Friday, July 10, 2009

Ship Shape TV Shoot





SeaDek will begin advertising with Ship Shape TV beginning in July. Here are some photos from a recent shoot down in South Florida.

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Centurion DUB Pad


Unusual but very cool color combination; storm gray over orange.

VIP Swim Platform Pad


Hatteras white over storm gray

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Four Winns 274





This custom Faux Teak Swim Platform Kit just left the factory. Beautiful pad! 3mm over 5mm faux teak with white border.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Microskiff Project Boat

The following is from microskiff.com:A few weeks ago Capt. Ron at http://theskiffshop.com and Tyler at http://castawaycustoms.com collaborated on outfitting my boat with Cool Gray Seadek. Tyler came over to the west coast and digitized all the areas on my boat & took the data back and custom routed all the pieces. It turned out to be quite the jigsaw puzzle. A few days later Capt. Ron received the kit and did the install in a couple of hours.

The whole process was above and beyond my expectations.

Thanks Capt. Ron & Tyler!!!