Scotty 0341-BK Glue-On Pad for Inflatable Boats, black

I purchased this Scotty pad to glue onto a float tube, to attach a fish finder mount. As with all the Scotty products I've purchased in the past, this pad is made well. The pad is made from a tough rubber type material and the only possible issue that one might have is the fact that it's stiff. The pad has a slight curvature to it, so it generally will glue well to most float tubes. However, because of this slight curvature and stiffness, if your requirement is to glue it to something smaller in diameter than a float tube, you may have an issue getting the pad to glue in place because it won't be able to be bent much beyond it's inherent curvature. Most people use these pads to glue to a float tube or flatter kayak surfaces, so you should be just fine for these types of needs.

Works exactly as it should. Glued to my Advanced Elements Straight Edge for holding Scotty rod holders. When securing them to my inflatable I had to get creative and ran rope through my bilge plugs to tightly secure the glue-on pad to my boat's pontoon like outer portions. Once tied down the pads contoured perfectly to the shape of my boat and I've not had any issues with them peeling or getting loose. Be sure to fill the screw holes with something or mask them off from the bottom before glueing the pad on, if not the screw holes will fill with glue. If this does happen I would just screw down the base to your rod holder or whatever before the glue sets up blocking your screws permanently.

It works good for what I used it for

I love that I have a scotty mount on my kayak now, but I gave 4 stars because the item comes with no instructions. I tried my best to glue it on with pvc glue after sanding it down a bit, but it still didn't glue completely 100% flat as my kayaks side tubes are a bit thinner than the curve of this mount. In the end it feels like it's glued down pretty well, so I'm happy, but including a link to a how-to video or official instructions would be nice.

Purchased to mount rod holders on my Aire Sea Tiger Inflatable Kayak. For the record, you might call these ... UNIVERSAL ... as they will work with any rod holder base with a 1-5/6" x 3-3/16" rectangular hole spacing. Heads Up ... play around with location before you permanently attach them. I'll be using duct tape for temp positioning and then construction grade 3M double-sided tape. Hoping THAT does the trick !!

Follow the instruction for gluing these on and they will stick like they were welded on... well, chemically they kinda are. I got these to create motor mount points for my BOTE inflatable kayak. I machined an aluminum plate for the motor cross-bar mounting. The strain I put on them, I'm sure, was over the design criteria. They flexed, stretched, but never failed. I'm pretty sure they would work for a base for oar locks.

No real issues but they are a little spendy like every is in the line but they are what’s available for us inflatable boat lovers. You have to install properly following directions and using proper adhesive is the key to these thiyif you don’t follow to the letter you will have adhesion problems. My first one I did it when it was still cold I didn’t let it acclimate to room temp and it didn’t hold. Once I realized how sensitive they are and I followed the steps to install I haven’t had a issue.

Love it....use with other Scotty pole holders, have one for spinning rod and their fly rod one. Love them. Glued on and that was it.... holds great. Used the RH Adhesives HH-66 Industrial Strength Vinyl Cement Glue with Brush, 8 oz, Clear sold on Amazon. Just make sure you test your final spot (with all gear in place) before putting on. Will only get one shot at it when glued.

This item was a great edition to my inflatable boat paired with the scotty fishing rod holder. The material comes flexible and is already a bit curved which makes it easier to glue on to the tubes of my boat. I used lots of glue and kept applying constant hand and finger pressure making sure that mostly the corners and edges stayed flat. I also used a hair dryer. It helped to adhere the corners most.

Only suitable for adhesion to a flat surface. The pad is too rigid, and whilst heat allows it to be bent to the shape of an inflatable, once it cools it lifts and the 3M is not strong enough to prevent the pad from wanting to return to its original flat shape.

Gut und stabil, war leider nicht in grau erhältlich, sonst gut

MANQUE LES PAS DE VIS DONC IMPOSSIBLE A FAIRE TENIR !!

Otimo