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Do you need a very stretchable marine vinyl that stretches easily in every direction? Do you have a Jet Ski, Motorcycle or Snow Mobile seat you need to recover? Meet 4 Way Stretch Flexa! It is has a slightly sticky non-skid texture to help keep you on your seat. It's UV treated and Mold and Mildew Resistant. It has a -30F Cold Crack and is the perfect 4 way stretch Marine Vinyl for your next project.
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| Specification | Feature |
|---|---|
| Stretchability | Very stretchable in all directions |
| Applications | Jet Ski, Motorcycle, SnowMobile seat recovering |
| Texture | Slightly sticky non-skid texture for grip |
| UV Protection | UV treated |
| Mold & Mildew Resistant | Yes |
| Non Skid | Yes |
| Cold Crack Temperature | -30°F |
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4 Way Stretch Flexa boasts exceptional stretchability in all directions, making it ideal for contouring uneven surfaces like Jet Ski seats, motorcycle seats, and snowmobile seats.
Additionally, it features a slightly sticky non-skid texture that provides added grip while on the water.
This marine vinyl is known for being user-friendly. It's easy to sew, staple, and stretch, making it a great choice for DIY projects.
Absolutely! 4 Way Stretch Flexa is UV treated to resist sun damage and fading. It's also mold and mildew resistant, making it perfect for marine environments. Plus, it can withstand cold temperatures down to -30°F.
4 Way Stretch Flexa comes in a standard width of 54 inches, which is ideal for covering most seat applications.
Maintaining your 4 Way Stretch Flexa is simple. For routine cleaning, use a mild soap and water solution. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that can damage the vinyl.
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