KiwiGrip Non-Skid Deck Coating
Traction Made Beautiful
KiwiGrip anti-slip marine deck coating is a revolutionary, safe, durable, non-skid deck treatment. It comes out of the can with a thick, yogurt-like consistency which spreads quickly and easily using their proprietary texture-producing Loopy-Goopy Roller. KiwiGrip offers a beautiful, consistent, grippy surface. By varying the application technique, the texture can be adjusted from fine to aggressive. Unlike other similar sounding products, KiwiGrip's anti-skid properties arise from its applied texture. The product itself is completely homogeneous and contains no additives or inclusions, so it has no pieces of rubber, walnut shell, or other filler material to become exposed or pop out, leaving a pocket which then fills with ground-in dirt. KiwiGrip lasts a long time - under heavy use (boat used every single weekend, all year) it will last over 10 years.
Features:
- Hard acrylic polymer provides a durable, homogeneous, anti-skid surface
- Loaded with UV stabilizers for long life and color consistency
- Easy to apply; only minimal skill required to produce a factory finish surface
- Rolls on nicely over other worn non-skid surfaces with only a scrub and scuff-up - no need to grind or sand smooth first
- Can be applied over wood, fiberglass, epoxy, concrete, or metal (following proper primers) Choose the degree of non-slip texture for your application by varying your technique
- Very easy re-coat for repairs or maintenance - just clean and apply, no sanding necessary
- Non-toxic, no volatile solvents; cleans up with soap and water
- Loopy-Goopy roller covers (3 inch size recommended for best results) fit on any standard roller handle (1 free loopy-goopy roller cover is included with a gallon size can)
- Theoretical coverage: 80 sq/ft per gallon, only 1 coat required
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"This is the best product of its kind I have ever used. It so easy to install. I have had the product on my boat for almost three years now and it looks as good today as when I installed it. Everyone who see the boat asks how I did it and what I used."
