I used sand on the deck of your old Osprey and it worked fine. I'm doing a deck at the moment and am using International Interdeck which I think has a better finish though.
Well, the reason for asking is we've got this to do but last year the girlfriend thought she'd she'd mix some sand in for a textured finish in the bathroom - results; more like monochrome pebbledashing as all the grains of sand decided they liked being together more.
Didnt want to repeat the excercise!
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In my experience the Interdeck paint works well for large areas.
For small areas I have found a good approach is to coat the required area with epoxy and then sprinkle sand onto the wet epoxy. Once cured, overcoat with epoxy / varnish / paint as required.
we just did ours in Jotun 2 pack and we are astonished with the results It's the best surface I've ever come across and I firmly believe the Gell will come off before the paint.
I's a lot dearer than a bag of sand and it takes a while to put on but I'd never use anything else
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We've got some polyurethane paint "free" so were hoping to use that plus "granules" of some sort, the Blakes/International seem cheap enough for an experiment at about a fiver which is about the same as expensive block paving sand for a 25kg bag.
is Jotun non slip?
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We've got some polyurethane paint "free" so were hoping to use that plus "granules" of some sort, the Blakes/International seem cheap enough for an experiment at about a fiver which is about the same as expensive block paving sand for a 25kg bag.
is Jotun non slip?
I have used the international granules and they work far better than sand
