Tuff Coat UT-211 Light Gray - 1 Gallon: Submersible, Water-Based, Rubberized Non-Skid Coating

Recently converted my 14' boat to a bass rig with a front deck. Had enough with 1 gallon to cover the entire interior most adequately. The primer for this product (separate purchase) is outstanding and the finish of this stuff is very nice and super tough. Time consuming application was well worth it. Simply follow directions and you should be pleased.

Just enough to coat a 23ft boat twice

Have used this product twice. Results were fantastic. Follow the directions, use the primer and the roller and it works. I leave my boat in the water all summer. No cover. This stuff is bulletproof! I'll never put carpet in a boat again!

Like some have posted you do need to use their primer and rollers for this product. Prep is everything to get a good looking job. I noticed having to mix the product prior to loading up the roller each time to make sure I got enough rubber granules for a consistent look. Make sure to not overload an area as you can figure out how much you want in an area on your second coat. I’ve had mine on now for four years and not a single issue. Love the non slip surface on the boat.

Very good product I was wondering if a quart of primer and galleon of paint was enough to do my 17 ft bass boat with eight doors but it was plenty put on 2 coats of primer and 2 coats of paint had enough paint for three coats but saved it take your time in prep work and it will look great

This stuff is very nice! Bought it & painted the floor of my enclosed trailer with it. Looks good and have no doubt it's gonna help protect the floor!!

This stuff is just awful. Almost as bad as their primer. It is without a doubt the thinnest paint I have ever used; and I've painted too many cars and almost everything else at some point or another. So I've used a lot of paint. The best way I could describe it is like a really thin gritty whitewash...like 3/4 gal water/2 egg whites/one drop of tint/1/4 gal grit. First of all there is way too much grit which sinks to the bottom of your solution within a few seconds...you absolutely have to keep rolling from the bottom of the pan to keep the grit in suspension. No matter how hard I tried, I would always wind up with way too much grit in the mix and be left with a thick slurry after a few minutes painting. The worst part is the coverage. I painted (or tried to paint) 45-50 sq ft of smooth surface inside a boat and I had to use the entire gallon just to get any coverage...four full coats as heavy as possible without applying too much grit. And I can still see through it a little, with some bleed-though also. I would have to put another half gallon on there to get good coverage...two more coats over four...for 50 sq ft. That's just crazy!I would think I just got a bad batch but I used their primer first and it was just as thin and even more difficult to use. I feel sorry for inexperienced painters spending so much for these products and trying to figure out how to use them. I'm pretty much stuck with the job I got from Tuff Coat so hopefully it will hold up. Don't make the mistake of trying their products

Coated the decks and flooring of my boat came out excellent very satisfied and i rolled it on.