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you might want to check out www.durabak.com - they produce a polyurethane
paint product with rubber granules. I just did my boats decks with this
stuff. It took 2 gals for 2 coats but i'm very happy with the outcome.
Non-skid that is really non-skid.
craig poole
-- My reality check bounced.
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>Subject: lv-ab: Non-skid deck protection
>Date: Fri, Oct 03, 2003, 03:36
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> I was asked yesterday if there was a product that could be applied to the
> non-skid areas of the deck which would protect it from the UV rays. I
> can't ever remember applying anything to those areas, but I told my
> fellow sailor I would post the question to the group. I'm going to be
> re-doing my non-skid (it's ablating), and another sailor told me he was
> going to try a product called "Tuff Coat" on his decks. It contains small
> rubber particles. It sounds attractive because it can just be re-applied
> when worn, with little surface preparation.
> Has anyone tried, or heard about "Tuff Coat"? Mike s/v Last Call
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