Hello all, I was looking at ESTRELLITA photos and noticed his non-slip. They look as if they might be mats applied to the deck? If so would anyone have info on where to get these bad boys? Please advise. Larry Sent from Windows Mail
Non-Slip For the Decks:
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Could it be Treadmaster?? The Original Anti Slip Boat Deck Covering | Treadmaster
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Treadmaster Non Skid Deck Covering
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Alan
In the US
Treadmaster Non Skid Deck Covering
Treadmaster
Alan
Here's a link to Paul's (?) blog on renovating EstrellitaApparently it is some kind of nylon net fabric coated with resin and then painted. He has posted on the group before, you might ask him directly how it was done.Maybe the net is something like this.Looks incredibly good in that rather small photo 
, but judging by how the rest of the boat looks, it most likely looks great in person as well. -Tim On Thursday, October 24, 2013 5:24 PM, n4lbl alan.schulman@... wrote:
Could it be Treadmaster?? The Original Anti Slip Boat Deck Covering | Treadmaster
In the US
Treadmaster Non Skid Deck Covering
Treadmaster
Alan
, but judging by how the rest of the boat looks, it most likely looks great in person as well. -Tim On Thursday, October 24, 2013 5:24 PM, n4lbl alan.schulman@... wrote: Could it be Treadmaster?? The Original Anti Slip Boat Deck Covering | Treadmaster
In the US
Treadmaster Non Skid Deck Covering
Treadmaster
Alan
I'm pretty sure that Treadmaster was developed by the Brits for use on their naval ships. We used it on Lyric before we went to Mexico. I would not recommend it to anyone considering using it in hot weather. I did not stand up to the heat. We also had problems with it deforming where fuel jugs were carried on the side decks. It was expensive and added a significant amount of weight to the top sides. Walt, Lyric To: AlbinVega@yahoogroups.comFrom: tim_klynn@...Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2013 22:07:51 -0700Subject: Re: [AlbinVega] Non-Slip For the Decks:
Here's a link to Paul's (?) blog on renovating EstrellitaApparently it is some kind of nylon net fabric coated with resin and then painted. He has posted on the group before, you might ask him directly how it was done.Maybe the net is something like this.Looks incredibly good in that rather small photo, but judging by how the rest of the boat looks, it most likely looks great in person as well. -Tim On Thursday, October 24, 2013 5:24 PM, n4lbl alan.schulman@... wrote:
Could it be Treadmaster?? The Original Anti Slip Boat Deck Covering | Treadmaster
In the US
Treadmaster Non Skid Deck Covering
Treadmaster
Alan
Here's a link to Paul's (?) blog on renovating EstrellitaApparently it is some kind of nylon net fabric coated with resin and then painted. He has posted on the group before, you might ask him directly how it was done.Maybe the net is something like this.Looks incredibly good in that rather small photo
, but judging by how the rest of the boat looks, it most likely looks great in person as well. -Tim On Thursday, October 24, 2013 5:24 PM, n4lbl alan.schulman@... wrote: Could it be Treadmaster?? The Original Anti Slip Boat Deck Covering | Treadmaster
In the US
Treadmaster Non Skid Deck Covering
Treadmaster
Alan
Treadmaster can be a good solution for metal boats. Fiberglass boats have so many good non skid paint options that is preferred. Kiwi Grip or Deckcote from Interlux are better, lighter, and less expensive options.