non-skid - The Hull Truth

trtog · 02-09-2010, 07:50 PM

Need to repaint cockpit. Current non-skid worn out.Has anyone used Interluk Interdeck?Pros/cons.

linesix · 02-09-2010, 08:38 PM

No but I've used Awlgrip with their non-skid additive and been very happy with it.

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85diver · 02-10-2010, 03:10 AM

I used interlux interdeck the first time I painted my boats deck and it came out semi decent for the price. It did get dirty really fast and it wore out quickly with coolers sliding around from time to time. I would not buy it again though. The next time I painted the decks, I used awlgrip. It came out awesome and it was really easy to clean. I would definately use it again. As long as you use a 2 part polyeurethane and use a nonskid additive you should be good. 1 part paints absorb dirt and don't last nearly as long in my opinion.

rrrwel · 02-10-2010, 03:18 PM

Twice I've used Interlux Perfection with their Non-Skid added with reasonably good success. I'm in the process of rebuilding a large cockpit. This time I tried KIWI Grip. It went on much easier and I think looks much better. I was aslo able to get the KIWI Grip tinted to match the paint.

I tried a new paint this time, Alexseal. I'm very impressed. I like it better than the Imron or Perfection I used previoulsy but all three will give provide good results.