My son takes care of my detailing, it's one of the perks I get for being the Got Stripers savings and loan, but he claims it's a nightmare to wax the non-skid floor surfaces. I can understand why, so I'm curious if others feel that is a necessary step and if so what are the tricks to avoid having to work the wax out of that type of surface?

For what its worth, I never wax any non-skid surfaces....I'd never be able to get the wax out of the diamond pattern - and I imagine it would make things pretty slick and be a potential safety issue.

Woodie Wax on non-skid. Works good.

Woodie Wax on non-skid. Works good.
http://www.woody-wax.com/woody_wax.php

:cheers:

Paint it gray with a bit of added non skid to the deck paint and forget about scrubbing it back to white all the time with beach !

Wax whats that?? I never even wax my boat let alone the floor!

Definately Woody Wax. I use it on my Parker and it's a joke to put on. A couple squirts is all it takes. I think the kid can master it. Of course, you will have to purchase it for him!!

can ya use a buffer, or does the cross-X make it impossible??