[C320-list] Wax for Dianmond Non-Skid surfaces

[Barbara Uhlman]

That's one way of describing it.




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From: Jeff Hare <catalina at thehares.com>
To: C320-List at Catalina320.com
Sent: Mon, May 2, 2011 3:10:58 PM
Subject: Re: [C320-list] Wax for Dianmond Non-Skid surfaces

If you mean the stuff that's like "sand paint" kind of nonskid, I don't know.

Barbara Uhlman <uhlman at sbcglobal.net> wrote:

How does this stuff work with the newer non-skid surfaces that are random 
bumps?  Topside cleaning is coming up soon.  Thanks in advance. Barb Uhlman 
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From: Jeff Hare <catalina at thehares.com> To: C320-List at Catalina320.com Sent: Mon, 
May 2, 2011 2:52:18 PM Subject: Re: [C320-list] Wax for Dianmond Non-Skid 
surfaces We used this and found that it helps. You may find that it works better 
if you start with a deck that has been wet for several hours. Short of rain or a 
hose to keep it wet, try starting early in the morning with a deck wet from dew. 
If you have a pressure washer this does a remarkably easy job of cleaning the 
nonskid. Then the teflon wax thing makes it clean easier in the future. Stay 
away from all thru-deck fittings and stick to the nonskid areas and don't over 
do it is my suggestion. -jeff Amirault Family - S&B <amiraults at sympatico.ca> 
wrote: Dick: I bought a bottle of your recommendation today, and with a little 
luck it will be applied Monday - tomorrow is remove anti freeze from 
bilge/pumps, reefer/shower sump and fresh water system as well as apply bottom 
paint. Have you found that a single use will leave the deck easier to wash down 
(without another application) for 6 months. That would be great as it is the 
length of the sail season here. Brian Amirault 797 Waltzing Bear, too