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It does but you have to use the right glue. The ONLY stuff I've found is the DAP HHR (high heat resistant) glue intended for landau car roofs.

Since my father passed I just dont have the motivation to take the boat out. It's now for sale. https://www.ebay.com/itm/201584062048?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

I have flush mount bases for Ram mounts and I'm pretty happy with them. They're well made and adjustable. They make three different style mounts, one of which might work for you.

I used foam rollers on mine. But I also went with Rustoleum Hammered paint so that imperfections will be hidden and any touch ups blend right in.

These are a few things I did over the winter much like what you're looking for. https://www.tinboats.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=30426

It's the length of the item. By the time it's packaged correctly to prevent damage you're looking at least at a 8 1/2 tube or box. When you get into long lengths there are additional charges from the shipping companies (UPS & Fed Ex) which will be passed on to you.

I found these at work and gave them a try as wire pass through ports when installing electronics. They're rubber doughnuts for use in semi-truck air line glad hands. Drill a 1 1/8 hole and they snap in. They'll prevent chafing, are pretty waterproof, and can pass a wire bundle 5/8 in diameter...

Covered in black and blue Nautolex it has a removable top for maintenance. The bow panel was covered in black Nautolex. The rest of the bow deck is covered and parts are being mounted. The bow FF is mounted on a track to allow it to slide from side to side depending on which side is...

New center storage/deck panel fabbed. With it's gas struts it will lift and hold even when the seats in. In the rear the one large deck panel was refabbed into a three piece rear deck for ease of maintenance. Also an aluminum hatch was made to cover the battery storage compartment. The on...

With a new front deck panel fabbed and covered it is obvious how much room was underneath. Now to fab a deck extension/storage area. Aluminum tube and angle and aluminum sheet and double wrap hinges and the storage area was roughed out. Lots of storage now.

I purchased this boat last summer and as it was my first boat I ran it till December as is to get an idea of what I wanted to change. One of the things that had to change was how the front deck ended just behind the front seat making for quite a drop for someone in the seat. The center...

If you have scraps of Nautolex left try different solvents on them before you try cleaning the stain. I installed Nautolex on my boat and used lacquer thinner to remove a glue drip or two but it was still fresh at the time.

Plus the right side up mounting will create aerodynamic lift at speed which might make your truck unstable in handling.

They have them at Menards in all sizes, unibits also.

I picked up a fitted one at Menards for $50 odd dollars.

I just redid my boat with nautolex and used the solvent based contact cement (DAP?) available at any hardware store. Give each piece a coat, let dry, and give one surface a second coat and let get very tacky, almost dry. Put the two together and rub the surface wearing gloves, nautolex is rough...

The wire in marine cable is tinned for that reason.

Why not go with a fine strand marine wire? I just ran 4 gauge in my boat and it very flexible and easy to use.

I went with Nautolex vinyl and was real happy with the results. Got it here: https://www.rochfordsupply.com/shop/Marine_Carpet_Flooring/index.html Reasonable shipping prices too.

I just painted my transom and gunnels with Rustoleum Hammered and it went really well. Good finish and coverage. The texture hides any imperfections. When I strip the sides I plan on using the Profesional aluminum primer first.