TotalBoat Non-Skid Deck Paint, Marine-Grade Anti-Slip Traction Coating for Boats, Wood, Fiberglass, Aluminum, and Metals (Gray, Gallon)

Easy application using mohair roller and 1” quality brush. Seems to be sticking well. Looks great with enough grit to be non skid, yet not too rough. Have yet to see how durable it will be…fingers crossed!

If you want a marine deck paint this is the paint for you. A little pricey but worth it. Easy on and durable. Especially on your pontoon. It will also work elsewhere. Great product

Great paint. The paint goes on easy and one coat coverage. I ordered gray but I felt the color was more blue. I ordered another can (because I decided to paint other areas) I ordered a gallon of light gray the color was perfect. Definitely would recommend. The price seems high but worth it.

Applied to the deck in my 21' bay boat. Looks good. The quart covered the deck floor with 2 coats. Only issue I had was that it seemed the "nonskid" particles in the paint rolled out a little inconsistently, despite shaking and stirring the paint. There were sections after the first coat that seemed like it was painted with standard latex paint and was still smooth, while other sections had the nonskid appearance and feel you would expect. The 2nd coat helped with some of this inconsistency, but I still found areas that were a bit sparse in terms of grip. This could have been an error on my end, or my method of application (4" foam roller) but just something to be aware of. Make sure you prep well, mix well and apply using the recommended method and you should be happy with the results.

This paint worked great on my boat. The color looks really good and the texture is perfect for non-skid. It gives solid grip without being too rough, and it made a big difference on the deck. Overall, very happy with it and would definitely use it again.

Great product

Got this to freshen the custom shower basin I made 10 years ago with epoxy for our house.... I have been a large boat owner 35ft+ for 25 years and we do ALL are own work....So after my wife decided a color change was in the picture we selected this paint even though other people have had drying issues with it. I never have had that (but never used this brand either) I SHOULD HAVE PAID ATTENTION!!!! I tried 2 spots in my shop and it took 2 days at 90F and 90-95% humidity so to be expected was really surprised it hardened at all......... so in the house, 74F, 50-55% humidity, wipe down DuPont prep sol. sand, 50 grit 80 grit 150 grit, sand the basin, wipe down, tack rag, paint... went on great looked great BUT 4 days later tacky. turned on heat in bathroom 82F. 24 hours. no help. day 6 removal day... acetone yup but stink and fast evaporation , mineral spirts good too only have a little, so try charcoal starter works great, smell not to bad, evaporates slowly, JUST WIPED IT AWAY ........... WILL NEVER USE TOTAL BOAT AGAIN ... I don't know what it was and don't care .... simply put I hate what it put me through ,... stick with the good stuff it's worth it and THIS IS NOT THE GOOD STUFF very very sorry I tried this, its not worth the frustration......

First time using this product. Goes on easy, brush or roller. 1 qt covers about 5x8 ' area , 2 coats. Is easy on bare feet. Will rate again once I've walked all over it and see how it bonded to my fiberglass bottom of my boat. Ripped up old vinyl, sanded, vacuumed, cleaned with lacquere thinner. Then paint. I did not use primmer, as on can said not needed on fiberglass. Fishing trips will tell its durability. .. decent $ , and it's designed for boat application. 7-6-16 Fished 4 days for king salmon, water rough, so we were all over boat. Was slippery when wet, more then expected. Clean n dry, good traction. Marked up easy. Not sure if this fits neater application. It's on my 1974 fishing boat, so not a real big issue. But I wouldn't be impressed if I put this on walkway of nicer boat. It cured a week @ 70 degrees before trip. Should have been harder. Maybe long cure time ? Anyway , hope this helps n informs.