Anyone use rubber based pool paint?

[thrillhouse700]

As of right now due to marcq's boat (which I fell in love with) I am leaning towards kiwigrip. But, I have always liked the rubber feel to walk on, was wondering if anyone had tried rubber based pool paint for their decks? It says it is good for fresh and salt water pools. If it can sit under water for years Im assuming it can be used on a boat deck.

 

[thrillhouse700]

Re: Anyone use rubber based pool paint?

Only downside I see is it says used on concrete or gunnite. So Im not sure if it would adhere well to fiberglassed wood.

 

[rspar]

Re: Anyone use rubber based pool paint?

Yeah it's meant to go over a plaster pool and by saltwater they mean saltwater pool which is not as salty as the ocean. But that doesn't mean it won't work but I'm not sure how it would be out of the water. Oh it's also not rubbery to the feel.

 

[ondarvr]

Re: Anyone use rubber based pool paint?

I think I would stick with one of the softer products designed for this exact purpose, they work very well.

 

[evildocrsx]

Re: Anyone use rubber based pool paint?

Try it and let us know how it works. It might just be the next big thing in boat restoration.

 

[eaglejim]

Re: Anyone use rubber based pool paint?

I had some in my garage hope this helps,Don't know if I would try it.

A chlorinated rubber base coating for new or old concrete pools. Durable in fresh or salt water. Resists fading, fungus, algae, abrasion and alkalis. See Insl-x Swimming Pool Paint Brochure for complete instructions regarding application.

SUGGESTED USES: Concrete, Gunnite*, Marcite*, Pools *Integrity of marcite or gunnite must be sound and solid http://www.insl-x.com/viewProd.asp?prodID=184 http://www.insl-x.com/downloads/Insl-x PDS/CR-2600 2009 New.pdf