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carpet vs no carpet
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<blockquote data-quote="AquaKing" data-source="post: 474509" data-attributes="member: 25474"><p>I found some 6mm foam decking on amazon self adhesive and its hands down better in my opinion. Compared to carpet or bare. Washes off easily, shock absorbent if you sit/stand on it(i get alot of compliments how nice it is to sit on). Cuts easily with an exacto knife, doesnt hold water, hasnt peeled after many pressure washes and is very light. Only downside I've seen so far is all the blood from the fish starting to discolor the white. Likely my problem from waiting days before cleaning. </p><p></p><p>Picture below of what i personally used on this last project when i swapped from wood/carpet to pvc/foam. Shows its not available but i'm sure someone has it.</p><p></p><p>Note: I didn't want camo either but its what what available and i'm not disappointed in how it turned out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AquaKing, post: 474509, member: 25474"] I found some 6mm foam decking on amazon self adhesive and its hands down better in my opinion. Compared to carpet or bare. Washes off easily, shock absorbent if you sit/stand on it(i get alot of compliments how nice it is to sit on). Cuts easily with an exacto knife, doesnt hold water, hasnt peeled after many pressure washes and is very light. Only downside I've seen so far is all the blood from the fish starting to discolor the white. Likely my problem from waiting days before cleaning. Picture below of what i personally used on this last project when i swapped from wood/carpet to pvc/foam. Shows its not available but i'm sure someone has it. Note: I didn't want camo either but its what what available and i'm not disappointed in how it turned out. [/QUOTE]
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