Boat Non-Skid Deck Paint

Marine Non-Skid Paints

Fisheries Supply offers marine non-skid paints. Our extensive selection of high-quality boat deck paint, marine deck paint, and boat floor paint offers unparalleled slip resistance and durability. Whether you're looking for non-skid paint, non-slip deck paint, or a reliable boat floor coating, we have you covered (no pun intended).

Benefits of Non-Skid Marine Deck Paint

• Improved traction and safety on boat decks, docks, ramps, and steps.
• Durable and long-lasting finish that withstands harsh marine environments.
• Comfortable surface for sitting, kneeling, and walking.
• Low-glare finish for enhanced visibility and aesthetics.

Types of Non-Skid Boat Paint

• One-part polyurethane: Easy to mix and apply, with a smooth and comfortable finish.
• Two-part epoxy: Highly durable and chemical-resistant, ideal for high-traffic areas.
• Water-based: Eco-friendly and low-odor, like KiwiGrip.

Choosing the Right Marine Non-Skid Paint

When selecting a non-skid boat paint, consider factors such as:

• Ease of application.
• Desired finish (fine, medium or coarse anti-skid).
• Compatibility with your boat's material (fiberglass, wood, or metal).
• Drying time and curing requirements.

Our representatives are always available to assist you in choosing the perfect marine deck paint for your specific needs.

Shop Non-Skid Boat Paint at Fisheries Supply

Explore our extensive collection of marine non-skid paint, including:

• Boat deck paint.
• Marine deck paint.
• Boat floor paint.
• Non-skid paint.
• Non-slip deck paint.
• Marine non-skid paint.
• Non-skid deck paint.
• Boat floor coating.
• Non-skid boat paint.
• Boat deck coatings.

For added safety on board, applying non-skid paint for boats is essential to prevent slipping accidents on wet surfaces. Whether working on wooden decks with non-skid paint for wood or looking for a durable marine deck paint non-slip solution, these coatings provide traction and durability.

FAQs

How do I apply non-skid paint to my boat deck?
Clean and prep the surface, tape off areas, and apply the paint using a roller or brush; some products require mixing in a non-skid additive, while others like KiwiGrip are pre-mixed and use a special roller to achieve the desired texture.

What surfaces can non-skid paint be applied to?
Most non-skid paints can be used on fiberglass, wood, metal, epoxy, and concrete; always check the manufacturer’s recommendations for best results.

How long does non-skid paint last?
Depending on usage and exposure, non-skid paint can last 3–10 years; heavy foot traffic may require touch-ups every 3–5 years.

Can I adjust the texture of non-skid paint?
Yes, the texture can be varied by changing application technique or by selecting different rollers or additives to achieve anything from a light to aggressive grip.