Harry Krause wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Alotta Fagina wrote:
You wrote:

The real negative to the design is it can be slick as hell when you
are going to the bow to drop the anchor
That's what a windlass is for.
I picked the task of dropping and retrieving the anchor as a common
task that one does on the foredeck, there are other other reasons such
as handling dock lines that require you to walk the curved foredeck of
a bubble boat, that can be very difficult when the foredeck is wet. I
learned the hard way not to use the "Wash and Wash" soap on a bubble
boat.

On a serious note, I am surprised how often I see people waxing the
foredeck including the non skid surfaces of these nice curved foredeck.



Woody Wax Non-Skid. I use it on the foredeck, on the side decks, and on
the cabin floor of Yo Ho. Works fine.
Thanks,
It looks like it a breeze to apply.


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Reggie

That's my story and I am sticking to it!