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I not put non slip coatings yet,I puts steelhead picture
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<blockquote data-quote="Troutman" data-source="post: 167977" data-attributes="member: 4096"><p>I painted the interior of my alum v-hull this past weekend. I used the parker duck boat paint and when I painted the bottom, I poured the paint into a large 14-16 oz plastic solo cup and added about 1/4 cup of H&C "Shark Grip" non-skid additive and mixed with a drill and paint stirrer. once mixed well, I applied it to the interior bottom surface with a 4" foam brush. It turned out great. The parker paint was kind of expensive with the shipping "about $45, and the sharkgrip was bought locally from a paint store for $6. With two coats of parkers over the top of the self etch primer, it should last for years and if needed, I still have a half gallon of paint left and half a bottle of sharkgrip. The sharkgrip looks like a fine round granules of pumice, but when mixed with the paint, it makes a nice texture that you can walk barefoot on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Troutman, post: 167977, member: 4096"] I painted the interior of my alum v-hull this past weekend. I used the parker duck boat paint and when I painted the bottom, I poured the paint into a large 14-16 oz plastic solo cup and added about 1/4 cup of H&C "Shark Grip" non-skid additive and mixed with a drill and paint stirrer. once mixed well, I applied it to the interior bottom surface with a 4" foam brush. It turned out great. The parker paint was kind of expensive with the shipping "about $45, and the sharkgrip was bought locally from a paint store for $6. With two coats of parkers over the top of the self etch primer, it should last for years and if needed, I still have a half gallon of paint left and half a bottle of sharkgrip. The sharkgrip looks like a fine round granules of pumice, but when mixed with the paint, it makes a nice texture that you can walk barefoot on. [/QUOTE]
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