In the lifespan of almost any boat there will come a time when the deck needs a renewal of its nonskid surface – the traction that keeps you and your crew on board. the original deck might be molded non-skid, or painted fiberglass over wood, or painted wood. the paint you choose for the renewal. Painting is a very important part of your boat deck repair effort. besides the fact that the paint can give a great look to your deck, it also has to protect it from the elements and keep it from being slippery.. Tips for painting boats. by boatus editorial staff always follow manufacturer's instructions and safety precautions as to applying new paint and dealing with paint already on boat..
The original deck might be moulded non-skid, or painted fibreglass over wood, or painted wood. the paint you choose for the renewal could be oil-based or latex acrylic or linear polyurethane (for more see our full boat painting guide).. For boats using average or poor quality gel coats that begin to oxidize and chalk early on, painting is the only practical solution. unfortunately, painting is expensive, but when done properly results in a finish that can last for a decade or more.. A deck demands a tough coating to protect it from the damaging effects of foot traffic, anchors and other gear that may fall on it. with that in mind, a two part polyurethane paint with a non-skid additive / powder is possibly your best option..
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