Installing Bunk Carpet # FCR8008 on Boat Trailer

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How do you install bunk carpet ? Do you staple or is it self sticking ?

asked by: Charles K

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Bunk Carpet like the part # FCR8008 you mention is typically stapled or glued into place. If you decide on using staples, make sure you shoot the staples into the underside of the bunk board so that the boat will not be scratched. A combination of outdoor carpet adhesive and stainless staples would be your best bet.

The carpet is not self-sticking.

expert reply by: Mike L

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Answer 1

The only color bunk carpet that we have is the dark gray/black that you see in the pictures for #FCR8008 or #FCR8012. The difference between these two items is that the first is 8 inches wide and the second is 12 inches wide. Both are 144 inches…

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Answer 2

I recommend using at least 11" Wide Carpeting #CE11330 for a 2"x6" bunk board. The 8" #FCR8008 would require you to place the staples on the edge of the bunk board where they are more likely to pull through the carpeting.

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Answer 3

From my research, it seems that a combination stapling the carpet to the bunks using stainless or Monel (primarily an alloy of copper and nickel) staples and outdoor carpet adhesive is the preferred method of attaching carpet. I replaced the bunks on…

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Answer 6

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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