Clear anti-slip? What can we put on the floor under the carpet?

[Foiler 1]

WakeDoc mentioned painting on clear anti-slip here:

 

http://www.centurioncrew.com/Rhino-Liner-Swim-Step-t823.html

 

I am interested in finding something that can be put on the floor under the snap out carpet so you don't fall when the carpet is out. I would love to have the option to take the carpet out and still use the boat if I am somewhere that dirt or mud can be tracked in.

 

I would love to see this anti-slip or see what any of you have come up with to cover the floor. I am thinking about finding something to stick on or paint on but I wan't it to look good. I actually thought the floor would be textured under the carpet.

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Hula Deck?

[WakeDoc 471]

SeaDek

[Foiler 1]

SeaDek

 

Come one WakeDoc!! I know what Seadek is and it is not clear and you can't paint it on so what was the stuff you were referring to in the other post?

 

I actually considered doing Seadek and it would be great if I wanted to leave the carpet out but I was just thinking of something that I could put on the floor to keep it from being so slippery when the carpet is out however the carpet would be in most of the time.

[WakeDoc 471]

The only thing like this I have seen is what Ed suggested, Hula Deck. I don't really care for it, when it dries it is clear but, looks film-e like a shower door with light soap scum. I have rolled on clear sanded traction on sailboat decks and it dries clear, can't remember what it was though, contact someone like West Marine. I was considering doing the 3mm of SeaDek in the last boat and still be able to snap the carpet in when needed.

[Foiler 1]

The only thing like this I have seen is what Ed suggested, Hula Deck. I don't really care for it, when it dries it is clear but, looks film-e like a shower door with light soap scum. I have rolled on clear sanded traction on sailboat decks and it dries clear, can't remember what it was though, contact someone like West Marine. I was considering doing the 3mm of SeaDek in the last boat and still be able to snap the carpet in when needed.

 

Thanks WakeDoc,

I have been considering the 3mm too but I want to make sure there isn't a cheaper, easier and better product out there. It really depends on how much I am going to want the carpet out. If it is often then the Seadek is the clear cut winner but if it is rarely then something simple to create a little traction will be better.