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Refinishing Your Boat’s Non-skid Deck

While the consequence of letting your varnish and hull paint to fade is usually no worse than a blow to your ego, you don't...

Refinishing Your Boat’s Non-skid Deck

Although you can allow your varnish and hull paint to fade, crack, or peel with no more penalty than the disdain of those who...
Restoring Your Boat’s Non-skid Deck

Refinishing Your Boat’s Non-skid Deck

Although you can allow your varnish and hull paint to fade, crack, or peel with no more penalty than the disdain of those who...

Rebuilding a Cape Dory 36 Part II

In Part I of this series, I described the steps we took to set our rebuild up for success. Part II describes our gutting...

A Practical Approach to Cabin Sole Finish

The challenge with finishing a veneer-and-plywood sole is finding a product that offers long-lasting protection for the wood and gives a secure footing when...

Synthetic Teak Durability Test

Alot of water has rushed over the bridge since we last looked at synthetic teak decking materials—eight years worth. Since that last report (see...

Traction in Action: PS Tests DIY Nonskid Options

Photo by Frank Lanier Boat decks take a beating. Besides daily flogging by the sun and other merciless weather elements, they face constant foot traffic...

Restoring Decks: Nonskid Options

There comes a time in the life of every fiberglass boat when the molded nonskid pattern on the deck wears thin. Foot traffic as...

Do-It-Yourself Nonskid Test Update

Its been 12 months since testers mounted the nonskid test panels on the roof, subjecting them to south Floridas semi-tropical weather-harsh sun, high humidity,...

Preserving Your Nonskid Deck

As we found in our do-it-yourself nonskid test (Practical Sailor, "Do it Yourself Nonskid Test," November, 2013), revamping a nonskid deck is a time...