And i just saw a bot that was running a 10/16 in a stock 701 too.
Roseand's first AM hull build :)
- Thread starter Roseand
- Start date
Ducky
Back in the game!
- Location
- Charlotte, NC
Stick with your 9/15 for now, and run it and see what happens. If you need more, take it out, and give it a bend?
I was going to do two tone blue and black on my ski. They sent me the wrong stuff initially, which was good because I returned it and got full black diamond. The two tone diamonds come off really easy and the turf overall was quite a bit thinner. Seemed like poopty turf.
Two tone would be on the gunwale and rails, molded diamond on the tray and inside of footholds is what I was thinkin...
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Brandon
dang, I just ordered 2 sheets of two tone. I hope it lasts....
- Location
- LaSalle, ON
My vote is for two-tone!
VXSXH20
Sionis Industries
- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
I have both on 2 different hulls and the two tone black and white " pops " more just staring at it. the camo is cool but has lost some of the white looks more almond white or tan at times... the white on the two-tone is still pretty darn white and its older!
Sounds like I'm ordering a sheet of white and black two tone and a sheet of molded diamond. I'm planning on doing the rails with two tone and the footholds with two tone, along with the chinpad. Tray will be black Diamond unless I have enough left over.
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Brandon
Does the 2 tone wear out like others mention with the top color wearing off leaving just the bottom color? I hope not. I love the look of the black on white diamond.
- Location
- IL/WIS border
Yes it does in high wear arears where you stand. It's just two colors glued together so the top color delaminates after a while
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Buy a sheet of a straight color for where you stand for sure if you want it to last. Rosie is getting molded diamond which is tougher, but it's so slippery, I would never run it... Still an option though. The cut diamond is durable enough.
You find it slippery? I'm only used to molded diamond and I felt like it gripped pretty well with wrestling shoes. Never rode on cut turf before, only felt it with my hands.
VXSXH20
Sionis Industries
- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
as stated yes it does some production runs of the turf lasted longer than others. I have my tray sides and rails done in the 2tone and camo. For the trays its plain old black cut waffle
Molded is definitely harder and more slippery then cut. After a couple seasons I returfed the foot holds with molded in hopes it would last longer. Way too hard, I am now back to lines on the bottom and cut on the rest. I also wear wrestling shoes.
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Yeah I thought molded sucked.
VXSXH20
Sionis Industries
- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
Yes, if you want the slippery of all go get a sheet of Blacktip wishbone or diamond plate style turf.. My god you'll tear that off quick, fast and in a hurry... I Made that mistake before