Tuff Coat UT-216 Sand - Submersible, Water-Based, Rubberized Non-Skid Coating - 1 Gallon

I wish I had knowledge of this before using other products! It's been applied to both my Boston Whaler and my WellCraft during restoration. It's been about a year now with several trips and it's holding strong and looking good! I Highly recommend it for its strength, looks, protection and ease of use. I even used it on my backyard deck and it looks great and holds up against everyday use and weather. Just great stuff!

Make sure to prepare your boat per the manufacturers instructions. Once fully cured (after 7 days) this stuff is really durable. Dries thick and hard but somehow remains slightly flexible. The rubber particles also feel nice on your bare feet in the boat.

Product is really good. But the instructions could be more clear.

Put this in my aluminum boat and it has held up great. I did primer the boat first. Once cured I can't scratch it off with a screwdriver. Good texture and doesn't get to hot. Washed off with water hose. Buy the roller. It will save you a ton a of time and make it look alot better.

Followed directions (used recommended roller and primer) and went through 3 gallons just to barely cover up the old color on just the INSIDE of my 16’ skiff, definitely could have used 4 gallons but I wasn’t buying another one, seems like the paint is just super watery and a lot of rubber granules and not enough actual paint, that’s after I mixed it thoroughly with a drill too. Also it’s pretty rough on bare feet (way more gritty than like a truck bed liner), and it’s been on my boat for only 3 years now which I only use on weekends during the summer and it’s starting to clearly wear off in some areas. This stuff also gets hot (I ordered sand color), have had to dump water in the boat often just to stand on it. Would love to change it with something else but it seems like it would be a huge pain in the ass to sand off so kind of stuck with it. Don’t recommend…

I have used Tuff Coat on three boat decks. It is easy to apply. Read and follow instructions and you should have no problems. Be sure to order the recommended roller cover. it is expensive but necessary and can be cleaned with water to be used again.

Just applied it to boat deck...tips..power stirring, often, is vital...paint stick WILL NOT mix thisstuff...it is THICK.Be patient with the roller, follow directions and you WILL end up with a proper coating..color isas indicated, (or so close I can't tell), and now that it has had some drying time..this stuff IStough.Believe I will get my money's worth out of this product.

Tuff Coat is very easy to apply and appears to be quite durable. Make sure to use the correct primer for your surface application. In addition make sure you purchase the correct color primer. If you are using a lighter color, get the off white primer. Not the red.