What is this acrylic you speak of?
Well, this acrylic is one not made for boats. I researched acrylic coating for fiberglass, and I found some reviews of acrylic coatings, comparing different coatings and waxing treatments to Boats/RVs. The result was that the acrylic coatings lasted (much) longer, were more waterproof, didn't fade/oxidize, and didn't allow stains like wax.
The informal study found that there was a floor coating that was made by the same company that produced the Boat / RV coating, but it cost 1/10 the price. So, I got gutsy, and I looked for this floor coating. I couldn't find it. Oh well. So, I tried another floor coating: ProForm sold at Sams Club. I used it on the floors in my business! I tried it on my C22 last season. The boat sat in the water all season, was sailed weekly, and on the trailer all Winter. It looks EXACTLY the same today as when I applied the coating! Sure, it needs a washing, but it is still glossy!
So... That is it! I know, people will call me crazy. The old hats will scoff and hmmmph, but this stuff works: it is UV resistant, water resistant, dries hard like nail polish (really, you will have to scrape it off your nails if you don't wear gloves while applying it), stays glossy.
Let's face it, it is formulated to take a beating on vinyl floors. A boat hull gets a lot less walking-on!
Try it. I have not been disappointed.
Good luck!
Thanks,
Andrew