Woody Non-skid Wax

[Blue Agave]

I know that this product works great on brightwork, but I was interested in knowing if anyone has used it on their non-skid?  If so how did you like it?  Slippery?

[pete]

Blue,I have used it on non skid,not slippery if used as directed,use sparingly,spread on a wet deck with a brush,the starbrite deck wash is a good product too.the "secret" with the starbright is to wet deck,squirt cleaner,scrub in,let sit for 10-15 min,scrub again and rinse,it has teflon in it and helps repel stains.

[Blue Agave]

Pete which one did you like better?

[icemanbryan]

I like Woodys wax, if you do it right  works great

[Blue Agave]

Anybody else with an opinion?

[c master]

Somewhere along the line I saw a comment on here about Penetrol on non-skid decks.  I found some at the hardware store and tried it.  When I first wiped it on a 'test' area, it seemed oily and I was worried about it being slippery but it 'dried' (or absorbed).  Actually I think the floor is grippier now, and it comes clean with a hard spray of water.   I have a '75 with the original deck (light gray-greenish).  The only way I can describe it is, it seemed to make the fiberglass look "alive" again...a little better color, a little shinier.    

Very easy to apply...I cleaned the deck first, then just used an old rag to wipe the Penetrol on.  I can do the whole deck in about 15 minutes.  Also very inexpensive...I have Woody Wax but I use it for the metal, engine cover, etc.

[icemanbryan]

I like woodys wax too.
But like he said, use as directed.
A little goes a long way