OWAGRIP : Marine anti-slip polyurethane deck paint

OWAGRIP is a marine non-slip polyurethane paint designed for the decks of your boats. Its ultra-performance formula ensures excellent resistance to foot traffic and harsh weather conditions (rain, UV, wind). Its non-slip properties are perfectly suited for your decks.

• Single-component anti-slip paint based on polyurethane resins ready for use on steel, wood, gelcoat, aluminum.
• Enhanced anti-corrosion properties + specific UV agents.
• High wear resistance ? triple anti-slip charges including:
2 mineral charges (such as silica) with different granulometry +
1 organic charge like micronized polypropylene wax
= high long-term performance.
• Satin-matte appearance ? limits soiling + easy cleaning.
• Excellent resistance to foot traffic. Special for severe weather conditions.
• Applies to gelcoat, old paints, steel, aluminum, and wood.

• Interior and exterior use.
• Wood, new or rusted steel, aluminum, gelcoat, old paints.

• Stir well before and during use.
• The surface must be perfectly dry, clean, and degreased.
• Cover everything that should not be painted.
• Perform a preliminary test.
• The temperature of the substrate should be between 5°C and 35°C.
• The ambient temperature should be between 5°C and 30°C.

Drying times are provided for a temperature of approximately 20°C with 50% relative humidity. If atmospheric conditions are lower or higher than these data, this should be taken into consideration to adjust drying and overcoating times.

Apply OWAGRIP in 1 or 2 thin coats, preferably with a lacquer roller or short-haired brush. Do not apply with a spray gun. Allow a minimum of 6 hours drying time between each coat. Refer to the "Technical Specifications" section for drying times.
Apply approximately 150 to 200 microns wet per coat. This results in a dry film thickness of approximately 100 to 150 microns per thin coat. If the overcoating interval exceeds 5 days (between PID 60 MARINE* primer and OWAGRIP), degrease using a solvent such as White Spirit, then lightly sand PID 60 MARINE* with a 220-320 grade. Finally, carefully remove any dust with a cloth.
OWAGRIP can be tinted with a universal colorant (2 to 3%). Conduct a test beforehand on a small surface. Ensure that the colorant pigments are resistant to UV.