Paint question?

[Noodles]

I made some replacement wooden deck hatches from pressure treated pine. I was questioning the use of pressure treated however it's what I had on hand so went with it. They look great and now I want to put some non-skid paint on. Here's the question, Can I put Interlux Polyurethane non-skid on top of an oil base primer or would it have to be water base primer?
Thanks in advance.

 

[stmbtwle]

Oilbase will work fine as long as the wood isn't still "wet".

 

[Noodles]

Thanks Willie, the wood has been drying out in my house all winter. I'll go with the oil primer.

 

[yzer]

Agreed. Oil-based primer will work fine and is probably preferable to water-based. I'd prime with a couple of coats of Pettit Old Salem Clear Sealer cut with a little oil-based enamel to cover (like the Interlux Undercoater to match the non-skid color). This will provide deep sealing. Then, couple of coats of Interlux 279 White Undercoater for a white base coat. A combination like this will give that wood some bullet-proof protection under the non-skid.

 

[Noodles]

Great tip Yzer, I copied your info and printing it out.
Thanks guys, safe boating.