Hi...Can you use on a deck...I want to slip proof my boat deck...thanx
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I am not sure if this is the right product. It does seal small leaks very well. But stays tacky for quite some time. It would be very costly to do entire deck based on size. And the spray is kind of messy and is a difficult to use over large areas. I did use on a small water fountain and it work very well to coat the whole thing, product does spider web out of can and was messy.
2077084
Don't think you should use this on wooden boats. I'm sure there is a Velspar product made for boats. I'm often wrong but never in doubt
1743596
the sandpaper surface was too abrasive for my dog's pads, so I put velcro and carpet on it for traction. That wouldn't work in water. Also I have found that the ramp slips around where it's edge rests on the tailgate and I have to hold it steady. This wouldn't work very well for a boat...even more slippery. pick something with good rubber feet PS...edited this post to include saying that if your dog is under 40lbs it should work fine if you attach better rubber grips to the "boat end" of the ramp
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No not at all... Don't put it really close. Deck Wood is way softer than your car and I used it on 3 wood decks without any gouge marks. If you live in a cool weather state. Buy the air in a can to blow it out before the first freeze works great at getting all the water out.
1983152
We have ours on a wooden deck and there's no problem at all. You will love this product!
1636471
Just to be safe I would but I am pretty sure it will not but that depends on the size of the cracks. Some of the cracks on my deck are filled in after applying, only the wider spaced boards still have a crack.
432552
That's tricky. These work best for smooth floors. I use them on hardwood and they are great. If your composite does not have a deep wood grain then they just might. At this price I would give it a try. My concern would be the longevity of the adhesive in an outdoor situation, ( plus how rough the decking might be ). Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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I wouldn't use it on a boat. It gets condensation in it when you're sitting out in the rain: I'm most certain it would get ruined being in such a water rich environment.
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I would think so. My deck was stained and it stuck very well and we have had it on for the last two winters and this year freezing cold and it still has not come loose anywhere. This is a great product. I highly recommend it and don't be afraid to put it on a painted surface.
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Depending on your agility, you could use it either way. it would be better if you had something on the boat that was secure to hold on to since that is where you want go, and if you slip you go into the boat instead of the dock or the water.
1323169
No, it will not. It just helps to repel water, dirt and other staining items from the deck. Also helps with oxidation on the fiberglass throughout the boat.
363042
Not really mean for regular foot traffic, just occasional maintenance foot traffic. Plus, the foil like surface can be slippery. There are other membrane type waterproofing materials made for decking that might work better.
1558770
You can put the cover on while your boat is stationary and tide down safely at the dock. However, it is not wise to do so. When applying the cover it should be done on land and not in the water.
377640
Effective enough for scaring birds and keeping them from messing on our deck... but not sure about your boat. We used the sizeable hole on the bottom to slide it onto a piece of pvc pipe as far up as it would go. Winds have never toppled it... i think this method 'could' possibly work on your boat.
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I could slide, but wheels are terrible! Had to do way too much pushing... Not enough coasting, you're better off spending about 130 on a good board, I've been boarding for 5 years so sliding a no problem. And also the deck is way too flexible...
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Not sure, but don't see why not. I'd call the company. All I know is it does what is said it would do for us. The que you want to ask the company is that most of your sail boat is exposed and I assume you want to do the below deck? This is a bomb, not a spray on.
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wow what a great idea, however based on the texture on the top of the fishes, which will stop a foot from slipping, not so sure it would stop fabric. That said i would sure give it a try. you may be on the something