Woody Wax For Non-Skid

[Jawbreaker]

Anyone tried this product on the Parker non-skid?

If so, do you recommend this? I'm thinking of factors like ease of application, appearance and durability. Does the surface really remain non-skid after application?

Thanks.

 

[Megabyte]

Does the surface really remain non-skid after application?

Yes, BUT...

You must apply it according to the directions and resist the overwhelming urge to apply more, rather than less.

Trust me... I know this. :shock:

If you apply too much, and fail to rinse the deck thouroughly, you will not have a good experience with the product.
Believe me... it isn't the fault of the product.

Used properly, and by following the directions to the letter, you'll like the results.

 

[Porkchunker]

No wax on non-skid...just scrub with Bar Keeper's Friend.

 

[dcunniff]

Jawbreaker, I have used it for about 4 years now on a 2530.

First year I used almost the full bottle. I cut back some since.

it works. It is easy to use. Spray, rub in (I use a brush), let dry, rinse off with good water force.

Walk carefully while you are rinsing.

Dana

 

[Ranger Tim]

I'm with Porkchunker on this one. Forget waxing the non-skid if you're a Neanderthal like me. :lol:

 

[esfishdoc]

As mentioned above the Woody Wax needs to be used just as they say..... for example about 6 sprays does the whole deck. It helps make washdown easier but it isn't a miracle cure.

I like it to protect my metal and it can be used to buff out any surface when used sparingly.

Richard