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Boat Forum / Building / March 2005non-skid paint
Can any one tell me where I can buy rubberized non-skid paint that can be rolled or brushed on ? (the same stuff that is sprayed in truck bed liners? >Can any one tell me where I can buy rubberized non-skid >paint that can be rolled or brushed on ? (the same stuff that is sprayed in >truck bed liners? There is a company called something like "Durabak" that sells just what you are looking for. Lee Huddleston s/v Truelove www.jcwhitney.com >>Can any one tell me where I can buy rubberized non-skid >>paint that can be rolled or brushed on ? (the same stuff that is sprayed [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Lee Huddleston > s/v Truelove > www.jcwhitney.com > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > >> > >--------------------- Try rubber co-polymer white coating with white rubber grit (co polymer rubber deck). Can also purchase the coating (Liquid Co polymer) and the white rubber grit separately. email me for more info (don't want this to be a commercial or promotional listing!) paul info(at)epoxyproducts(dot)com Here ya go. http://www.nonslipcoating.com/ This stuff is fantastic. > Can any one tell me where I can buy rubberized non-skid > paint that can be rolled or brushed on ? (the same stuff that is sprayed in > truck bed liners? I've used durabak and have to say after over a year the stuff appears to hold up great, excellent non-skid properties and cleans up fantastic... > Can any one tell me where I can buy rubberized non-skid > paint that can be rolled or brushed on ? (the same stuff that is sprayed > in truck bed liners? Does the Durabak have any grit or tough-to-sand stuff in it that would make repairs hard to do? Thx, Brian D > I've used durabak and have to say after over a year the stuff appears to > hold up great, excellent non-skid properties and cleans up fantastic... > >> Can any one tell me where I can buy rubberized non-skid >> paint that can be rolled or brushed on ? (the same stuff that is sprayed >> in truck bed liners? |
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