Spray in bed liners used on boats???

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Bigjer40

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Anyone used spray in bed liners like LineX or Rhino Lining on sailboat or marine environment???
 
Sail123

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Where? It would make a pretty slow sailboat for exterior hull use. I could see it used in cockpits and on the walking surfaces.
 
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Bigjer40

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GaryMayo said:
Where? It would make a pretty slow sailboat for exterior hull use. I could see it used in cockpits and on the walking surfaces.
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Yeah, I was thinking topside.
 
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Ted5610

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Hunter 35 Legend Jacksonville, Fl
If weight isn't a concern and you didn't use black. Might be ok
 
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Bigjer40

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Ted5610 said:
If weight isn't a concern and you didn't use black. Might be ok
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Yeah, I was thinking a light grey??? Just thinking out loud.
 
FourPoints

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maybe a white w/ grey or black fleck in it, it would work fine and give decent grip, but it's not going to be cheap to apply, and a PITA if you need to install something where it is.

I can see it being installed in place of nonskid, if you can get a good color and price.

Not sure how long they last though. 5-7 years? What do you do after that? can you remove it without ripping the deck to pieces? that would be my biggest concern...
 
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Bigjer40

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FourPoints said:
maybe a white w/ grey or black fleck in it, it would work fine and give decent grip, but it's not going to be cheap to apply, and a PITA if you need to install something where it is.

I can see it being installed in place of nonskid, if you can get a good color and price.

Not sure how long they last though. 5-7 years? What do you do after that? can you remove it without ripping the deck to pieces? that would be my biggest concern...
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5-7 years? Bummer! I was hoping it would last a lot longer than that. Non-skid is what I was going for. I would think you would just pressure wash and add new coat? That is all they do with truck beds. Wonder if anyone on here works with the product? I know they now paint entire cars with the stuff now. Anyway, just thinking out loud.
 
FastOlson

FastOlson

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Ericson Yachts Olson 34 28400 Portland OR
It's been used to coat the outside of an alum or ss tank to keep bilge splashes from corroding the outside. No other uses heard of.....
 
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Bigjer40

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Clark County Sheriffs office marine patrol has it on their new jet boat and said it works great!
 
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Rick Webb

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Saw it on a 14" Whaler

Looked great even after a couple of years
 
DianaOfBurlington

DianaOfBurlington

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Use Interdeck by Interlux. It comes in nice colors and has the nonskid compound already added-in.

I am using their 'cream' for Diana.
 
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Bigjer40

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DianaOfBurlington said:
Use Interdeck by Interlux. It comes in nice colors and has the nonskid compound already added-in.

I am using their 'cream' for Diana.
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That is great! Would love to see pic's in the future!
 
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