deck paint?

[finsntins]

im looking to paint/resurface the deck.not looking to rebuild,its still solid,but guy before me had carpet down and when i removed the carpet alot of the glue stayed,some of the paint came up,looks like crap.any suggestions on a what brand/type of paint or something else that would be easy to put down to make it look better???thanks

[KING ME]

Boat US/West marine sells deck paint with traction additive. i used it years ago on a Thompson I had. Worked good but gotta move you a*% applying it...died super fast. Good luck.

[tlr426]

I put durabak on my last boat lots of colour options lots of grip. Marine specific product line. Good to work with smells a lot though

[TileMan Dan]

Might want to consider gel coat. Can have it tinted to desired color and add pumice for skid resistance.

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[Patriot]

I used durabak on my boat about 4 yrs ago also. Tough as nails.

[finsntins]

thanks guys,gona try the durabak

[Patriot]

You won't be disappointed. Do 2 coats, I believe I bought 1 gallon for my 19'er. It comes with a high nap plastic roller cover.

Edited March 15, 2015 by Patriot

[tlr426]

I used 2 gallons to do both sides on my floor of my 16' it will never rot... 2 coats it has a ton of grip

[GAMBLER]

I used Interdecks from West Marine.  Durable paint and it is easy to apply. 

[Gill-T]

Make sure you get all the adhesive up as it might react with the paint you choose.  Lots of elbow grease and acetone will do the job.

[finsntins]

thanks everyone,ill probably sand her down,then clean up and paint.gona order durabak this week.see what they recommend as far as prep work.