Dingy question

defboat

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Any advice for protecting a dingy topsides from UV damage ? I don't want the top slippery as I'm a klutz getting in and out!

Comments and advice appreciated, thanks!
 
Maybe if you told them what kind of dinghy (inflatable? Plastic? Fiberglass?) you'd get a better response.

I PAINT mine from time to time but then it's made of plywood. I'm not sure that would be a good idea with an inflatable.
 
I have a hypalon mercury airdeck and I use 303 Aerospace Protectant.....most marine supply stores in my area stock it.
 
Sorry - its made of regular 'rubber' material? don't know the actual material!

thanks, Ski65nut - 303 Aerospace protectant sounds like the answer!
 
Alway yank that cover up in a quick swipe. Moccasins like to curl up in the dark waiting for Food.
 
Def,
I was sold a PVC dingy on the pretense that it was hypalon, needless to say I found from the sticky UV burn it now has.
I was going to use this product: http://www.tuff-coat.com/
I've heard good things about it and it's UV resistant.
 
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