Aurora Sure Step?

Used it on my Regal. Loved it. It was like having Sperry's on even though you were barefoot.
 
It works great, but has a short shelf life.
Thought I was getting a deal at a boat show, and bought a couple of years worth. After one year, it all turned to muck.
 
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Originally posted by GSENT

It works great, but has a short shelf life.
Thought I was getting a deal at a boat show, and bought a couple of years worth. After one year, it all turned to muck.

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My apologies.

+1 on the short life. My Regal had so little walking space I forgot. In VA (6 month season) I had to re-apply once at mid season.

Disagree with the muck. I stored mine inside the mud room (climate controlled) in a storage locker and no problem with the functionality. It looked like sh!t, however, a lot of shaking (probably should have bought it to a paint shop) and a popsicle stick to stir out the bubbles (don't know if that was necessary, but it was fun to play with goop like when I was a kid
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) and drive on.
 
I'm getting ready to apply my spring coat of Sure Step soon. I not only like the products' non-slippery aspect, but the UV protection is very good too. Once the boat has been prepared according to their directions, it is very easy to apply using a deck brush. I have found that if I put a few coats on a year, don't have to do the 3-step process and the boat stays looking great.

Note: I've had a few turn to muck on me too. I think it doesn't like to be stored in hot locations or frozen. I'm only keep one on hand at a time now to be safe.
 
We use it. And think it is great.
We use it only on our non-skid.
It lasts all year, but we do keep our boat under cover.
 
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