Non-skid maintenance?

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sleather

Sustaining Member
Time for some topsides maintenance. The plan is to use some aggressive rubbing compound on the non skid and then treat w/ Woody Wax or perhaps Future.

Plan A involves a power washer, hand scrub brush w/ a compound slurry and a rinse w/ soap and water before the final treatment. This should work for the non-skid but leaves the smooth portions to be done by hand.:(

Plan B, I would like to find a suitable battery operated rotary scrub brush to use w/ the rubbing compound in a wet environment for all the topside detail work including the non-skid. :)

Does such a tool exist?:confused: Inquiring minds "need" to know!:egrin:
 
Randy Rutledge

Randy Rutledge

Sustaining Member
Why do I do this????

You could get one of the floppy fans that is powered by a AAA battery and use a cotton ball on it.

That was really bad. SORRY
 
Randy Rutledge

Randy Rutledge

Sustaining Member
Seriously if you have access to an air compressor air tools are safe and very productive. I used an air DA sander with a Velcro buffing pad to buff my boat and it was fast, worked great and no electrocution
 
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