[ericp]

Has anyone heard of or used an anti-skid paint called Durabak or Ultra Tuff? Both of these are industrial products marketed to cities and military. The web site says they are one part polyurethane acrylics that have a rubber crumb in the paint to act as a anti-skid. They are supposed to be UV and chemically resistant, sprayable, rollable or brushable and flexible also. This sounds like a good marine application. Any word?

 

[TSOJOURNER]

why not just use awl grip with their non skid added?
eric

 

[ndsailor]

I have used interlux brightside paint on my decks, while the first coat was still wet I drizzled a sand grit used in texturizing ceilings in homes onto the deck then after that dried applied a second coat over the top of the grit covered first coat. This is the third boat I have done this to and the non-skid still looks good and works well on the first boat I did.

 

[TSOJOURNER]

I am a dealer for Ultra Tuff and it''s a great product. Unlike Durabak which is xylene based, UT is a water borne acrylic compolymer that forms a flexible waterproof membrane on your deck. It covers gelcoat cracks easily and is available in 18 standard colors with custom mix available. If you''re interested in more info, e-mail me

 

[thomas s]

what is your email?

 

[TSOJOURNER]

Sorry, I thought that my e addy would be available on a profile or something.

[email protected]

 

[mrputzo]

Please send me some info on this product. I want to do my non-skid decks and have been looking for a product like this that gives excellent results

 

[TSOJOURNER]

What is your e-mail?

 

[TSOJOURNER]

Send info on non-skid. Many thanks.

Will be applying over original non-skid on a 1984 Mirage 236.
Thanks.