KiwiGrip Non-Skid Deck System, Grey, 4 Liter, KG10124R

Used this on my 21' center console. Take your time with the taping! You will be glad you did. Make sure you sand or scour any surfaces before applying and wipe with Acetone just before you apply.I went with the "white" and had it tinted at the local paint store. Very easy to do and did not disrupt the consistency of the product. The guy in the paint dept had some concerns about how to classify the paint to give it the appropriate tint amount and determined that running it as an exterior deck paint ( similar to a NuDeck product ) would work the best. It did.Be generous with the amount you put on before rolling. The roller is only used to generate the desired texture, not for application. Go too thin and you will see small spots with no product when dried. Make sure when you are done rolling and have reached the desired texture that there are no small air bubbles. They will pop and look funny. I say all this just to be mindful, it is a very forgiving product and doable for a DYIer.

It doesn't come in a can any longer - new packaging (plastic bag with a screw top!) makes it easier to use for small or large repairs. Two years ago we used Kiwi Grip to finish some larger areas of deck on my 63 year old 50' ketch. The product is as easy and fast to use as the video shows on the Kiwi Grip website. It is important to note that it also extremely durable. We used it again this year for a half dozen smaller deck sections that required less preparation (epoxy/fiberglass/filler) than two years ago, and it was very easy to match the older deck sections perfectly. It can be painted over if one of the several colors available does not match the current deck color. It is also extremely easy to control the level of non skid desired. Try it; you'll love it!

There's nothing not to like about Kiwi Grip. It goes on in a day and last a few years, and it's water soluble so it doesn't create noxious fumes.

Hard to use but excellent if you are careful. Clean the area very well. Take off sections around 2' Max at a time. Start working early as you can, mix with 10% water and work quick, it's going to take you several days because after 10am the sun is too high and the texture is harsh.To work it: get a masonry comb, the thing with little teeth for putting in tile. Spread the kiwigrip with the smallest square teeth, then roll with the included roller.

Not overly impressed as of yet. It comes with the textured roller sponge but not the tool to apply it. So that includes a trip to Home Depot to get the not-so-frequently-carried small roller that accepts the thick roller types like this one needs. Then using the math that they supply (one liter can do 20 sf) is crazy. I have a 20sf hardbottom dingy and I could still see the bottom through one coat (the whole liters worth). If I had known I would need that much I would have ordered 4 liters and saved $50. I doubt this was an accident by them. We will see how this works out once we get it in the water.

Easy to use nonskid paint. Has the same texture as the original nonskid surface of the boat. No need to add sand and mix, just spread and roll.

I haven't applied it yet. The roller's textured material was smashed and deformed in the box, so it's not possible to apply it correctly without buying another roller.

very good