Our '80 CD30 Ketch needs re-painting of non-skid. It appears that Interlux Bristol Beige may be the best color match. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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CD30 Topside Paint for Non-skid?
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Richard Gelfand
Re: CD30 Topside Paint for Non-skid?
I have a CD 27 and that is what I used. I also used sand to give the non skid a boost.Ed Carlson wrote: Our '80 CD30 Ketch needs re-painting of non-skid. It appears that Interlux Bristol Beige may be the best color match. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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Steve Alarcon
Re: CD30 Topside Paint for Non-skid?
Richard,
How is that sand to kneel on, or worse yet, to fall on? Seems like that abrasive could do a lot of damage to knees, hands or (heavens forbid) faces.
Steve Alarcon
CD30 Temerity
Seattle
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How is that sand to kneel on, or worse yet, to fall on? Seems like that abrasive could do a lot of damage to knees, hands or (heavens forbid) faces.
Steve Alarcon
CD30 Temerity
Seattle
Richard Gelfand wrote:I have a CD 27 and that is what I used. I also used sand to give the non skid a boost.Ed Carlson wrote: Our '80 CD30 Ketch needs re-painting of non-skid. It appears that Interlux Bristol Beige may be the best color match. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
alarcon@cwixmail.com
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sam
Re: CD30 Topside Paint for Non-skid?
A bit lighter is hatteras offwhite. Big advantage in heat if you sail in the sun. I can walk barefoot on offwhite. Could not with original color. Should keep it cooler below. Add the non skid and possibly the flattener so it doesn't glare. Brightsides 1 part works well and is less difficult than the 2 part paint.