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Slippery decking
"AriesVal" wrote in message
... At this time of the year our decking wood becomes treacherously slippery. In fact last year I slipped and fell damaging my right knee which has never recovered. I'm wondering, is there anything I can put on the wood to make it safer to walk on? -- Treat everyone with politeness, even those who are rude to you, not because they are nice but because you are. Anon http://ariesval.wordpress.com/ Yes you need a Ship's Chandler. There are self adhesive pads which you can stick down. We used them during Boat Building on anything from small boats to Fast Ferries. (I wasn't involved in that side, I was the Marine Electrical Design Engineer, but have been thankful for the use when on trials :-)) Or, when the decking is dry, paint/preserve it and whilst it is still wet, scatter sand on it Or, mix the sand in with the paint/preservative. But your first stop is a ship's chandler. Mike -- .................................... Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive. .................................... -- .................................... Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive. .................................... |
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