Has anyone used this before to replace their non skid?

Thoughts? Pics?

I'm already planning to repaint the cat anyway and with the major delam repair I'm presented with 2 options. repaint the whole boat and have one hull look kinda crappy or spend the extra $30 bucks and some more time with my RO sander and put on some new non skid.

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Bob Miller
1983 P16 Sail # 7312
"Miller Time" A work in progress; out of the water for 16 years
Barnegat Bay NJ
Beach Cat Lesson #1 - A free cat isn't
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Used it last year. Mixes with paint and then is rolled on. Does provide a nonskid surface and was easy to use. Overall was happy with the results.

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Scott
ARC 21
Prindle 18
Annapolis, Maryland
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Scott did you sand off the old non skid or just roll over it?

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Bob Miller
1983 P16 Sail # 7312
"Miller Time" A work in progress; out of the water for 16 years
Barnegat Bay NJ
Beach Cat Lesson #1 - A free cat isn't
Find more Prindles on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/173120656090532/
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Sorry to get back to you so late. Mine old non skid was pretty worn but I just rolled over it

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Scott
ARC 21
Prindle 18
Annapolis, Maryland
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I used it on my H-16 after repairing some delamination on the deck. After filling the voids with epoxy, the texture on my deck was filled in. I ended up painting the entire deck with Interlux Brightsides and then taped the shape of the textured area on the deck. Then, I applied 2 coats of Interdeck. After 2 years, it was still hanging in there and looked great.




Edited by ericweller on May 10, 2012 - 08:18 AM.