The knife is easier to use because it applies a large force over a small surface area.

How to install pontoon carpet. Each gallon of glue will cover a 8 x 12 area so if you have a 16-24 boat use one gallon per side if you have a 25-30 pontoon you will need a total of 3 gallons of glue and will use 1-12 gallons per side. Take the knife and start cutting long strips into the carpet. This will mean it will be far easier to pull up even if stuck on fast with glue.

After installing your marine carpet take a heavy object like a carpet roller sanded and wrapped 26 or back of a shop broom and apply some pressure to your new marine carpet. By drilling fasteners and holding the hinges in place your seats should open up to reveal the storage space inside the base. Pull the Carpet Strips Up.

However carpet is prone to stains and can be difficult to clean. The first step is to start from the corner and start pulling the carpet up. Pontoons are used on water making the carpet prone to mildew if not cared for properly.

Use a roller or stiff broom to firmly press your new carpeting down into the glue. Apply enough glue to cover approximately 4x8 feet or one section of the deck at a time. Apply adhesive to your deck using a medium nap paint roller.

Cut the Pontoon Carpet into Smaller Strips. A popular alternative to carpet is vinyl. How To Install Carpet Pontoon Flooring.

Once the entire side has been glued. Follow these easy to do instructions and you too will be walking the deck of your pontoon with a new carpet. Space your deck screws or bolts 16 apart when securing your decking.