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I used the Duraback and liked it!! At the end of the day I always wash the boat and use a scrub brush and bleach, always cleaned up nice! You can also buy Duraback smooth with no anti skid in it, then add as much as you see fit when you apply it. some just use sand so its a fine anti slip.
the anti slip is no good it you go bare feet! Here is mine before  After 
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08-25-2012, 07:28 PM
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I also used the grey Durabak. Put it on last summer.
It has a nice patina now... Go to "Search" and type in "Durabak18" for my old thread on the subject.
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08-26-2012, 09:22 PM
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smooth is a bit slippery!! But texture is a bit ruff on the bear feet, thats why people use both. but i think thats to much cash!! i would just paint with smooth and sprinkle fine sand on it, this way you get something in between.
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