Bass Boat Carpet Sponsor Logos - What to use?

[JAMEY]

For anybody that does it, what do you use for bass boat carpet sponsor logos? We know they are waterproof and exposed to a lot of sun.

 

[Mosh]

Are they embroidered?

 

[LittleSnakey]

Arlon dpf8000 super stickey.
you may want to use an non skid laminate if they are being walked on.

For anybody that does it, what do you use for bass boat carpet sponsor logos? We know they are waterproof and exposed to a lot of sun.

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[Locals Find!]

Aren't logos like that usually sublimated into the fabric prior to installation? I might not be using the proper term but, I think you can get my point.

 

[Pixels Are Bad Mmmkay?]

Aren't logos like that usually sublimated into the fabric prior to installation? I might not be using the proper term but, I think you can get my point.

You could use dye sublimation for these I'm sure, but it appears most people use a high tack w/ a non skid laminate as was previously mentioned.

 

[JAMEY]

Arlon dpf8000 super stickey.
you may want to use an non skid laminate if they are being walked on.

Thanks a lot. Any suggestions for a good non skid laminate that has some decent UV protection? We're not talking Florida or Texas sun here...just North Carolina.

 

[MikeD]

Flexcon has floor graphic materials for this very purpose. They have vinyl with adhesive that is made for different types of carpeted surfaces. They will also match a laminate for you that will keep anyone from slipping on it when it gets wet.

Flexcon is kind of like Summa in regard to customer service, technical service and customization.

Good luck, and I hope you get a fishing trip out of the job!

 

[Davesign21]

BASSBOAT carpet decals

Thanks a lot. Any suggestions for a good non skid laminate that has some decent UV protection? We're not talking Florida or Texas sun here...just North Carolina.

Hey Jamey, Have you found a substrate/ laminate combo. Im in the same boat literally. I've found flexion has some textured anti slip uv laminates, BUT i have not found a substrate that will stay down at 50 mph….. Have you found the right product?