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Anti skid paint
- tonyiiiafl
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Anti skid paint
- bud37
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Re: Anti skid paint
I think viper knows about glass work, he will maybe have some recommendations as to product etc.
- tonyiiiafl
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Re: Anti skid paint
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Re: Anti skid paint
If it's a color/dirt thing, you can go at it with an aggressive cleaner, like toilet bowl cleaner. Put a heavy concentrate on and brush it in and let it sit for a bit, keeping it wet. Note that it will remove wax too, so any runoff could remove wax on other parts. I've taped some plastic on the edge of the deck so the runoff goes straight into the lake rather than run down the hull. Then you can apply something like Woody Wax to protect it and keep it from getting dirty quickly. But follow the directions closely so it doesn't end up slippery.
If it just needs a decent clean, then I've used the Starbrite non-skid deck cleaner with PTEF. Leave it on for a bit, keeping it wet and brush it in. Rinse off. Doesn't look much different after it dries, but a couple hours later it will look like you just repainted in bright white.
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