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Originally Posted by darylat8750
Please press on and keep us informed! My gel-coat is chipped and nasty on my fly bridge floor. I've been considering this stuff myself.
I put a similar product on my garage floor but without the nonskid so it is slippery when wet but man it is tough! When I get out to the barn I'll get the brand and type of product I used. My house is remotely situated in the mountains and my driveway is a mile of decomposed granite gravel that gets tracked into the garage. 5+ years and the only place cement is showing is a small area right around the floor drains where I may not have prepped perfectly.
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You know come to think of it years back I worked on a vessel that was leed certified. It was a 90 foot
steel powerboat and I think they may have used this very product. It was rock solid just like the
paint they use on State
Ferry Boats. I think I am going to go ahead and just do the non skid areas with their non skid product and if I like it I will do the coach roof and
cockpit with their industrial floor coating.
I know some may view using this stuff as a half measure but I really want to try to green up my
live aboard existence. Boats are pretty nasty living spaces. Lots of
mold, and lots of chemicals from the sealants we use, to
varnish, to polyester, and
epoxy to voc's from
paint. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I'm not an extremist. On the contrary the products we generally use on our boats are extreme and I am looking to moderate my impact on myself, wife and
environment.