INSTRUCTIONS

1. Lay supplied plastic film over the area to be templated. Use scissors trim film slightly larger than the area you want to cover.

2. Using masking tape, secure the film so it doesn’t move during the template-creation process.

3. If you’re replacing existing non-skid materials: Use the supplied pen to trace around the entire factory non-skid area. Use a small straight edge or ruler to produce a cleaner template.

4. If you’re starting with a smooth surface: Use the supplied pen to create an outline of the desired area to be covered. Use a small straight edge or ruler to produce a cleaner template.

5. Number each outlined area (see #4 in diagram above).
In each outlined area, draw an arrow pointing toward the front/bow (see #5 in diagram above).

6. Label the top of all parts and their location on your boat. Example: Top Floor Port; Top Floor Center; Top Floor Starboard (see #6 above).

7. Label any areas with holes or hinges that need to be cut out (see #7 above).

8. If you wish to include a logo, write “Logo Here” exactly where it should be placed (see #8 above).

9. Draw a few lines connecting adjacent parts so we can line up the template correctly during the design process (see #9 above).

10. For our reference, write your name; phone number; email address; boat make, model, and year; and top and base color choices on at least one section (see #10 above).

11. DO NOT cut film to the lines you have drawn! We need the extra space for digitizing.

Before removing the film from your boat, take photos of each traced part.

 

 

Mylar Template Kits are available to order - please refer to our order tab or give us a call at 949-270-6488 to place your order.