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Thanks. I actually found more screws which were hidden behind a piece of trim. Honestly, I wasn't impressed with how this was installed. Although effective, it looks more like a weekend garage project rather than a factory installation.

I am having my dinette reupholstered but am having trouble removing the last upper piece. There are two brackets with 3 screws each that I have removed but it doesn't budge. I can't find anymore screws. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Randall

Update on my 'LO AC' issue. Robski is right,cleaning the strainers isn't the solution to this particular problem (although it's still a good idea to do it). After running fine for a few days, I got the error message again. I checked everything with a volt meter i.e. the unit itself, the boat...

Mine will drop to 100 before it kicks off. I wonder if that is slowly ruining the unit?

I totally agree with what you are saying. I'm simply saying that I cleaned it out and have had no issue since. Perhaps my actions are not related to the unit working again, but that was the result!

I had the exact problem with my unit showing 'lo ac" this weekend. Although it is correct to say that it's probably a low voltage issue, it could also be an issue with a restricted flow of water. I cleaned out the filter which is just in from of the pump (which had a bunch of debris in it), and...

No underlayment. You can feel/see some of the imperfections but it doesn't distract from the over all project.

It is called 'Style Selection' from Lowe's. It's 2mm thick and is easy to work with. I liked this product because it was flexible enough to follow the imperfections of the fiberglass floor which were previously hidden by the carpeting. If you use more rigid or 'snap n lock' planks, you have to...

This looks like the answer!

I think a heat gun would get the carpet up quicker, for sure but the old glue and other debris still needs to be scraped off. Better to scrape the glue when it is cold and hard.

You're welcome. This project was exactly like saving money or losing weight. Painful to do but totally worth it once it was done.

It came out in basically one piece but it was very difficult to remove. I pulled at the carpet as I scraped under it with a trowel. It literally came up centimeter by centimeter. I had about 10 hours into pulling it up.

Thanks. Sounds like an opportunity to upgrade your carpet too? ;)

I had to make a new hatch, then shimmed the part of the opening that it sits on to get it flush with the floor. I also started laying the flooring along the outer straight edge next to the hatch (the piece immediately to the right of the hatch in the picture below). This particular product was a...

Thanks. That was the Admiral's choice. I wasn't crazy about it out of the box but once I installed it I loved it. She was right. Again.....

Here are a few pics of my 2019 projects. New aquamat for the deck and new vinyl planking in the cabin. Had I known the amount of work it took to take out the carpet, not sure I would have attempted it. Glad I didn't know! Randall

Thanks for the help.

The sales guy told me that the IT guys are 'working on it'. So that doesn't sound real promising. I hope they are insured.

It looks gorgeous. Do you like it? Is it hot in the sun? Would you buy it again?

I know this post is a couple years old but I got to ask, what is the name of the color of this carpet from Corinthian? Thanks.