Aging Treadmaster question

[Charlie Boy]

So our Treadmaster is about 40 years old. It’s still intact but looking tired. It’s preformed fitted panels which look tricky to duplicate . One option is something I saw today, a sort of toned down Treadmaster which I haven’t seen before, does anyone have any idea what it is? Is it still available? Pic attached

 

[Rappey]

Treadmaster !
Treadmaster Smooth Sheet 1200x900 mm White Sand

 

[Charlie Boy]

Thanks Rappey!
Supplementary question; all of the panels have been cut out to an obviously planned shape and size. Is there a cutting pattern available or, better still, a company or person who can do this professionally?

 

[Rappey]

I'm not sure there is a set pattern. I used thick lining paper to make templates then cut each piece.
The hardest part can be removing the old stuff.
I used epdm rubber, looks identical to treadmaster but half the price.

 

[Rappey]

You can buy special paint for treadmaster, treadcote. It might be a cheaper option to make it look like new again? It's around £110 a litre (5-7m2 cov3rage)
Boatpaint.co.uk are selling it for £85.
Have never seen or used it myself.

 

[Charlie Boy]

It’s the edges lifting that are the problem

 

[Cspirit]

As Rappey says, Treadmaster can be an absolute bxxxxx to get off. Our Westerly Corsair had the decks covered in the stuff. A combination of sanding, electric plane, electric scraper, etc plus many, many hours of hard unpleasant work eventually removed it. We painted the decks afterwards.

 

[Rappey]

It’s the edges lifting that are the problem

Glue them back down with contact adhesive or maybe superglue ?