How to Restore and Replace Your Trailer Bunks | PowerBoat TV DIY

Our trailers are often neglected and forgotten, but it's hard to deny what an important part of the boating process they play. Jon finally gets around to replacing his trailer bunks, using Seachoice's pre-cut bunk carpeting. The whole process only takes about a half hour!
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[@dwightbernheimer331]

If you coated and sealed the wood Before the carpet was put on, god-knows-how-long it Really would last LOL great stuff thanks for posting

[@tedschmitt178]

He said “pressure treated” lumber. No need to coat it since it will be covered with carpet. LOL

[@jamesharper8373]

Would not recommend seailing wood then poking a bunch of holes in it

[@dwightbernheimer331]

@@jamesharper8373 My attempt at a little sarcastic humor... Thanks for taking the time...

[@Vvs1blue]

I run my boat in a saltwater environment. I think the staples would rust and come off. Do you recommend another alternative?

[@tedschmitt178]

Glue.

[@Agent2828]

You can buy stainless steel staples.

[@mauricebosstick4281]

30-45 minutes, yeah right.