Painting Non-Skid on boat deck with TotalBoat TotalTread - SeaCamper Renovation EPISODE 5

[@DavidDavid25365]

I was originally going to get a 70s lil hobo house boat to do the great loop until I seen this. Fully invested in watching this series. Awesome attention to detail.

[@FLZarea]

Nothing better than pulling off the tape!

[@slowcarfasthome]

100% the best part

[@slowcarfasthome]

Product link is in the video description above--use the link to get 5% off of Total Tread! We decided to keep episode 5 short and specific to painting the non-skid paint on the deck. We plan to have the next video up very soon which should wrap up most of the exterior work on the SeaCamper! As always, we appreciate everyone tuning in to our SeaCamper renovation series and we can't wait to show you guys what is to come!

[@BrainFuelNetwork]

Awesome job. The look is clean and professional.

[@slowcarfasthome]

Thanks 🙌🏽

[@markpalmer5311]

Looks excellent!

[@slowcarfasthome]

Thanks!

[@ELCADAROSA]

Hey! That non-skid looks good. Not too coarse looking. I applied another brand of non-skid on the back deck of my boat, but it is about as coarse as 36 or 24 grit sandpaper (ouch!) and I will be removing it at some point. How does Total Tread feel to the bottom of feet and on your knees?

[@slowcarfasthome]

We are really happy with this non-skid. Total Tread is noticeable under the feet and knees but not too course or uncomfortable for it to be painful. The beads in this nonskid paint are fine, which is why we decided to do 3 coats. Each coat came out even better than the last, and the coverage was very even (we made sure to mix the paint really well)

[@ELCADAROSA]

@@slowcarfasthome, thank you! I’ve saved your video for future reference. 👍🏼