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fish spines have already created some micro holes. How can I avoid this problem in the future?
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I had the same problem and went to Home Depot and bought vynil material from a roll that they sell by the foot. I traced over the shape of the air floor (removed from the boat). I apply this vinyl over my floor when I'm fishing, and it keeps the spines from punturing the boat. It works great.
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smooth sailing wrote:I had the same problem and went to Home Depot and bought vynil material from a roll that they sell by the foot. I traced over the shape of the air floor (removed from the boat). I apply this vinyl over my floor when I'm fishing, and it keeps the spines from punturing the boat. It works great. Great solution to a common problem. It's a shame that the manufacturers don't make this simple improvement to their boats! Inflatables are so great for fishing, but they aren't always robust enough to handle the fish and the gear. Jake Sevylor Fish Hunter
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Wow...That good. Thanks for sharing. 
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I was thinkin on tryin those rubber mats they sell for foot fatigue on concrete floors.. they come in small squares and they interlock?? Or a carpet runner.. just roll it up. same as with the vinyl I guess..
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Guest wrote:
I was thinkin on tryin those rubber mats they sell for foot fatigue on concrete floors.. they come in small squares and they interlock?? Or a carpet runner.. just roll it up. same as with the vinyl I guess..
Yes, You are right. Rubber mats will works great..Or other way is that take your boat to the boat workshop and get it repaired.
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