From first set to last pull, Nautique owners expect control and comfort. Give your towboat the sure grip and soft landings of genuine SeaDek®. Our custom-cut EVA foam kits follow Nautique’s transom walk-throughs, rear lounges, and cockpit flow, quiet the deck, and clean up fast. UV-stable, closed-cell construction shrugs off water and daily use. Do it yourself with peel-and-stick panels, or book our certified team for a turnkey install.
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Choose from two unique textures, Brushed & Embossed, alongside a number of unique routing designs, and laser patterns.
With a huge selection of shades to choose from, our color combinations are limitless. Not sure which might be right for you? Try a Sample Kit!
Personalize your custom kit with unique logos, laser art, or text.
Our SeaDek Installers are factory trained and certified.
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DIY Options
See Nautique installs with routed traction zones and clean transitions across cockpit step-overs and platform.
SC Wake creates custom SeaDek flooring kits for many Nautique towboats, from premium G-Series wake and surf boats to S-Series, GS-Series, Ski Nautique, and older Super Air layouts. If your exact model is not listed, we can still help with a custom-fit deck solution.
Planning a custom SeaDek kit for your Nautique? These FAQs cover towboat traction, transom walk-throughs, rear lounges, swim platforms, wake and surf traffic, and installation options.
Nautique boats see a lot of movement between riders, boards, ropes, rear lockers, and the swim platform. SeaDek helps create a softer, more secure surface in the areas where people are stepping in wet conditions, loading gear, and moving quickly between sets.
Yes. Many Nautique layouts include defined transom walk-throughs, rear-facing lounge areas, engine hatch surfaces, step pads, and molded platform transitions. A custom SeaDek kit can be cut around those details so the panels follow the factory layout instead of interrupting the boat’s flow.
Swim platform panels are a strong starting point because that area takes constant wet traffic from riders getting in and out of the water. Cockpit panels make sense if your crew spends a lot of time changing boards, moving through the boat, accessing storage, or using the rear lounge area throughout the day.
Usually, yes. Ski Nautique layouts often benefit from more targeted traction around the cockpit, platform, and step areas, while Super Air Nautique models may need broader coverage around wake and surf traffic zones, rear storage, transom walk-throughs, and lounge surfaces.
Smaller Nautique panels, step pads, and simple platform kits may be manageable as a DIY project. Certified installation is often better for full cockpit layouts, complex transom sections, tight panel spacing, engraved details, or any project where precise alignment around lockers, hatches, and walk-throughs matters.
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