can this be used on a vinyl inflatable boat? i would like to add protection to the bottom where it is dragged up the beach.
160979
I don't know, but I think it would scratch badly on the sand. Not what you are looking for.
160980
You should be able to. I just don't know how long it will last. Just make sure you clean it real good first. I used it on vinyl material for a motorcycle seat; it looks good. I don't know if it will stay there after a lot of usage. It's only been 3 months; but he hasn't said anything.
160981
humm. I do not really know, I imagine you might want something more rubbery, i think the rustoleum would rub off on the underside of a boat. I bet there are other products that are more durable and made for that purpose. There is something I cannot remember that helps paint stick to plastic and vinyl. it is a prep spay that makes paint stick better. If you use some paint like product that will help. I think if you research protecting spays you will find something better. I think there are rubber spays, that are stronger than plastidip, and that are not peal-able. You might want to research other products. humm. I do not really know, I imagine you might want something more rubbery, i think the rustoleum would rub off on the underside of a boat. I bet there are other products that are more durable and made for that purpose. There is something I cannot remember that helps paint stick to plastic and vinyl. it is a prep spay that makes paint stick better. If you use some paint like product that will help. I think if you research protecting spays you will find something better. I think there are rubber spays, that are stronger than plastidip, and that are not peal-able. You might want to research... » Read More humm. I do not really know, I imagine you might want something more rubbery, i think the rustoleum would rub off on the underside of a boat. I bet there are other products that are more durable and made for that purpose. There is something I cannot remember that helps paint stick to plastic and vinyl. it is a prep spay that makes paint stick better. If you use some paint like product that will help. I think if you research protecting spays you will find something better. I think there are rubber spays, that are stronger than plastidip, and that are not peal-able. You might want to research other products. « Show Less
1290578
If it's a calm one probably. I used it for a creek and it did fine when we just rode the current. Just remember it's still inflatable and not as tough and stable as a hard bottom boat
300852
If they are fiberglass, then yes. I used it on the bottom of my fiberglass boat, worked wonders.
2071104
Ive never never it on a boat cover, but everything ive used it on (pack, tent) has withstood extensive use in the Texas sun, which is quite intense in the summers, has held up and after only 1 use, no fading at all. I would assume that it would work well, might take a liberal coat though, also you might want to think about getting a couple bottles depending on the size of your boat
1893468
if applied property to a clean surface, yes. But there are various other epoxys that are good too. Like MarineTex. But if you're talking about a Jon boat in fresh water, this will do the trick. I used it on a 6 ton ocean going vessel.
1456962
I doubt it. We have just used it behind the original inflatable boat it came with in a small lake.
986307
I don't see why the liner would not work in a boat. Although if you're talking about replacing the carpet with the liner when its on it kind of feels like sandpaper so it may hurt your feet.
1194464
I have only set the item up on the grass. I think you would need a tarp or some kind of protection for the bottom on a different surface.
1663434
The U-shaped bracket that would be supporting the boat is painted square tubular steel. It expands to a little more than 48". The clips that hold the bracket at the selected width can be positioned beneath the horizontal lower arm of the bracket so that they would not come in contact with your boat. You could easily wrap the bracket with carpet, foam padding or whatever for protection but I don't think it would be necessary as the ends of the tubular steel on my bed extender don't have any burs or sharp edges. In my opinion the bed extender should work fine with an inflatable boat without any additional protection.
424912
Depends on how deep the sand is-on a regular beach, no I would not use it. We use it to haul around the 5th wheel camping etc. I think it would get bogged own in deep sand.
988805
I used it for our inflatable vinyl kiddie pool and it worked great! Not sure what kind of pool you have though.
2077084
Don't think you should use this on wooden boats. I'm sure there is a Velspar product made for boats. I'm often wrong but never in doubt
1693274
I Don't see why not. It works great on my boat top and it covers very well.. Give it a shot.
333708
You definitely could! It's very sturdy. Though I didn't see any hooks or anything that you could attach to a watercraft. The plastic ones on there may not hold up to something with that much force.
2250317
I would not use it for this. It is more of a protection against sudden accidents such as boating or hiking.
1231704
I've not tried it with anything other than a tarp, but I don't see why not. It's more about the fabric thickness than anything, but thinking about the sunscreen fabric you see at the big box stores, I would think it would work fine. As @R. Gosney points out, the fabric also needs to be penetrable, but that shouldn't be a problem.
2277759
Probably but it is made to mound on a flat surface. Not sure how it would mount on your boat.