Non-slip deck coating

[Mr. Sandman]

I would love to see some of pics of your project. I always wanted to try this stuff.

[Goose]

I started my project by doing the front hatch at home in the living room, a temperature controlled environment. I did the prep work as shown in the video.

Because the hatch is also my front casting deck, I wanted a little more aggressive texture so I spread with 1/4 tooth spreader. Imo, using a tooth spreader is not necessary because applying by dabbing a brush is plenty for a good grip, just a little more time consuming. The rest of the deck will be done with a brush on a warm day.

If you notice the amount of product I used around the lettering is less then the rest of the hatch, that's because around the lettering I applied by dabbing the product with a brush.

I also learned a few tricks with the decal if anyone is interested.
All in all its like Likwid said...its a user friendly product. I highly recommend apply some on a piece of wood to see how aggressive you want your deck to be.

[Goose]

I have another project that is spin-off to the 'Bite Me' letter font.. I'll post pics when its done.

[beamie]

That looks pissa Goose. So you used the special roller for that texture? and prespread it with a tiling notch trowel?

That looks nice and thick, not too agressive as far as not having really high peaks. When cured how hard is it? Can you did your nails into. Like Liinex or Rhinocoat?