Waxing Question
 

Is there a way to protect rough, non-skid areas of fiberglass decks from
oxidation and UV? I'm assuming that these areas can't be waxed in the same
way that smooth fiberglass/gelcoat can, or am I wrong?

Thanks for any responses,

Steve H.

Waxing Question
 

Steve,
I use Aurora Sure Step, a paste wax made for non skid. Claims to even give
more traction when wet. Don't know about that, but it doesn't seem to be any
more slippery than no wax, and it looks good.
If your non skid is very aggressive, it may be hard to "buff", but mine is
not aggressive.
Seems I've seen another liquid treatment, maybe Starbrite?
Garland
"Steve" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to protect rough, non-skid areas of fiberglass decks from
oxidation and UV? I'm assuming that these areas can't be waxed in the
same
way that smooth fiberglass/gelcoat can, or am I wrong?

Thanks for any responses,

Steve H.

Waxing Question
 

Steve,
I use Aurora Sure Step, a paste wax made for non skid. Claims to even give
more traction when wet. Don't know about that, but it doesn't seem to be any
more slippery than no wax, and it looks good.
If your non skid is very aggressive, it may be hard to "buff", but mine is
not aggressive.
Seems I've seen another liquid treatment, maybe Starbrite?
Garland
"Steve" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to protect rough, non-skid areas of fiberglass decks from
oxidation and UV? I'm assuming that these areas can't be waxed in the
same
way that smooth fiberglass/gelcoat can, or am I wrong?

Thanks for any responses,

Steve H.

Waxing Question
 

Thanks, Garland.

Steve

"Garland Gray II" wrote in message
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Steve,
I use Aurora Sure Step, a paste wax made for non skid. Claims to even give
more traction when wet. Don't know about that, but it doesn't seem to be
any
more slippery than no wax, and it looks good.
If your non skid is very aggressive, it may be hard to "buff", but mine is
not aggressive.
Seems I've seen another liquid treatment, maybe Starbrite?
Garland
"Steve" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to protect rough, non-skid areas of fiberglass decks from
oxidation and UV? I'm assuming that these areas can't be waxed in the
same
way that smooth fiberglass/gelcoat can, or am I wrong?

Thanks for any responses,

Steve H.

Waxing Question
 

Thanks, Garland.

Steve

"Garland Gray II" wrote in message
news:fqXLb.38469$F22.17142@lakeread02...
Steve,
I use Aurora Sure Step, a paste wax made for non skid. Claims to even give
more traction when wet. Don't know about that, but it doesn't seem to be
any
more slippery than no wax, and it looks good.
If your non skid is very aggressive, it may be hard to "buff", but mine is
not aggressive.
Seems I've seen another liquid treatment, maybe Starbrite?
Garland
"Steve" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to protect rough, non-skid areas of fiberglass decks from
oxidation and UV? I'm assuming that these areas can't be waxed in the
same
way that smooth fiberglass/gelcoat can, or am I wrong?

Thanks for any responses,

Steve H.

Waxing Question
 

Garland Gray II wrote:

Steve,
I use Aurora Sure Step, a paste wax made for non skid. Claims to even give
more traction when wet. Don't know about that, but it doesn't seem to be any
more slippery than no wax, and it looks good.
If your non skid is very aggressive, it may be hard to "buff", but mine is
not aggressive.
Seems I've seen another liquid treatment, maybe Starbrite?
Garland

I was wondering if some form of klister cross country ski wax or
similar, might work.

Terry K

"Steve" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to protect rough, non-skid areas of fiberglass decks from
oxidation and UV? I'm assuming that these areas can't be waxed in the
same
way that smooth fiberglass/gelcoat can, or am I wrong?

Thanks for any responses,

Steve H.



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Waxing Question
 

Garland Gray II wrote:

Steve,
I use Aurora Sure Step, a paste wax made for non skid. Claims to even give
more traction when wet. Don't know about that, but it doesn't seem to be any
more slippery than no wax, and it looks good.
If your non skid is very aggressive, it may be hard to "buff", but mine is
not aggressive.
Seems I've seen another liquid treatment, maybe Starbrite?
Garland

I was wondering if some form of klister cross country ski wax or
similar, might work.

Terry K

"Steve" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to protect rough, non-skid areas of fiberglass decks from
oxidation and UV? I'm assuming that these areas can't be waxed in the
same
way that smooth fiberglass/gelcoat can, or am I wrong?

Thanks for any responses,

Steve H.



--
Terry K - My email address is MY PROPERTY, and is protected by
copyright legislation. Permission to reproduce it is
specifically denied for mass mailing and unrequested
solicitations. Spamspoof salad by spamchock TM - SofDevCo ®

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Terry Spragg wrote:

We use penetrol. (I may be spelling it wrong, but that's how it
sounds) It doesn't make the non-skid skiddy - the opposite in fact.

Bob waxed the cabin sole once, and I don't think that was a good idea.


Garland Gray II wrote:

Steve,
I use Aurora Sure Step, a paste wax made for non skid. Claims to even give
more traction when wet. Don't know about that, but it doesn't seem to be any
more slippery than no wax, and it looks good.
If your non skid is very aggressive, it may be hard to "buff", but mine is
not aggressive.
Seems I've seen another liquid treatment, maybe Starbrite?
Garland

I was wondering if some form of klister cross country ski wax or
similar, might work.

Terry K

"Steve" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to protect rough, non-skid areas of fiberglass decks from
oxidation and UV? I'm assuming that these areas can't be waxed in the
same
way that smooth fiberglass/gelcoat can, or am I wrong?

Thanks for any responses,

Steve H.



grandma Rosalie

Waxing Question
 

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Terry Spragg wrote:

We use penetrol. (I may be spelling it wrong, but that's how it
sounds) It doesn't make the non-skid skiddy - the opposite in fact.

Bob waxed the cabin sole once, and I don't think that was a good idea.


Garland Gray II wrote:

Steve,
I use Aurora Sure Step, a paste wax made for non skid. Claims to even give
more traction when wet. Don't know about that, but it doesn't seem to be any
more slippery than no wax, and it looks good.
If your non skid is very aggressive, it may be hard to "buff", but mine is
not aggressive.
Seems I've seen another liquid treatment, maybe Starbrite?
Garland

I was wondering if some form of klister cross country ski wax or
similar, might work.

Terry K

"Steve" wrote in message
...
Is there a way to protect rough, non-skid areas of fiberglass decks from
oxidation and UV? I'm assuming that these areas can't be waxed in the
same
way that smooth fiberglass/gelcoat can, or am I wrong?

Thanks for any responses,

Steve H.



grandma Rosalie