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Old 27 July 2014, 20:17   #1
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non slip epoxy finish

Hi my narwhal rib has a grey non slip / bobbly finish to the deck it is the HD480. I have made an anchor locker from marine ply and want to ideally spray epoxy over it to give it a waterproof non slip type finish that will cover the plygrain and light imperfections. I used Shultz on my car to underseal and this gives a very similar finish and covering ability to what I am after. can anyone recommend a product or method to achieve this in epoxy please?
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Old 27 July 2014, 21:22   #2
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West System is the usual epoxy of choice for boaty stuff.
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Old 27 July 2014, 22:07   #3
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Thoughts on spraying epoxy ?

I'd roller it with a non-slip additive added.

But actually I'd probably flow coat this instead although may not be as touch would better macth the boat than epoxy and again can add non-slip additive (or some fine sand)
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I'd glass the outside then flowcoat it too.
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So just so I am clear on the process, glass fibre with standard epoxy on bare ply followed by flowcoat grey with non slip.
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