Freakazoid
Senior Member
The previous owner or the one before was into some bling bling and painted all the non-skid on the gunnel and nose with a metallic blue. Obviously no non-slip effect anymore. I did a bit of home work and came to try out International's Interdeck product. It just paints on. It is awsome stuff, I can really recommend it. It is fine enough not to remove skin but stick like crazy wet and dry with barefeet or shoes on.
BoatUS did a test on a whole lot of no-skid surfaces, and although this did not come out tops (3rd I think), it sure as hell is the cheapest and easiest to apply. And it works.
Thought I'd share this for those okes out there looking to do a bit of chip and paint on their boats. Especially the Robbie guys who are currently refurbishing. This stuff is better than any moulded in non-slip I've had the displeasure of operating on.
HT, I know the teak would have looked really awsome, but it sucks as a non-skid surface.
BoatUS did a test on a whole lot of no-skid surfaces, and although this did not come out tops (3rd I think), it sure as hell is the cheapest and easiest to apply. And it works.
Thought I'd share this for those okes out there looking to do a bit of chip and paint on their boats. Especially the Robbie guys who are currently refurbishing. This stuff is better than any moulded in non-slip I've had the displeasure of operating on.
HT, I know the teak would have looked really awsome, but it sucks as a non-skid surface.