Claus
Been there, as ever at the end of a regatta when one of the crew has slipped
and you realise it�s time for some deck friction before crew friction. The
other bit is that it�s usually only a few days before it has to be
completed, so you never do it quite as well as you�d like.
I scraped all the loose stuff off, pressure-washed with washing-up liquid,
and then simply painted on non-slip deck paint (International). It appears
to be completely unnoticeable, which I take to mean that it�s working fine.
Two points to watch: You need to leave it for at least a few days to set,
or else footmarks appear. Masking the job up takes forever, so it can be
done freehand without too much trouble but inevitably won�t look as good
Happy painting!
Grant
From: "Claus Dose" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: F-27 Non skid paint
Hi All:
Now that I am the proud owner of F-27 (Hull # 126) I have a zillion
maintenance questions to help me get the boat into shape.
For starters, has anyone re-painted the non-skid surfaces? I would like to
know what is the best paint to use on this surface and the best way to prep
this surface for application.
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