360-330 Owners - non-skid waxes?

[sel1005]

Want to see want you are using for the "walking surfaces" on you boats; cockpits, in front of the windshield, bow, etc.

I have been using Aurora Sure Step, Woody Wax seems possible, what do you use?

 

[NOTHING ELSE MATTERS]

Woody wax lover here. I wouldn't change it.

 

[Strikezone]

Woody wax lover here. I wouldn't change it.

Same here. It works well for me.

 

[Fishermanbb]

Yup

 

[White Horses (Mike)]

another vote for Woody wax - it is excellent stuff. not cheap though.

 

[sel1005]

thanks everyone, but now my really DUMB question:

do I wax first, put the regular wax I use on and then add Woody, or just compound and take the oxidation off and Woody replaces the regular wax treatment to protect the gel and finish?

 

[White Horses (Mike)]

I think it is going to be pretty slick for a walking surface if you use a regular wax. Nice thing about Woody Wax is that you can still walk there without falling on your *&%...

The Woody Wax directions are to clean the surfaces thoroughly, then leave damp, apply a few squirts of Woody Wax to a soft bristle brush and rub it all down. Dry with a soft towel and rinse off. I imagine you could compound first as part of the "clean thoroughly" step. (This from memory - possibly not exactly right, but close...)

I would be interested in other's opinions, but I would vote against using "regular" wax first.

 

[seasick]

Woody here also. Follow the directions precisely.
Note that during the application, the surface will be really slippery. After it dries it is fine and doesn't get slippery when wet.