Hull wax / slippery decks

I’ve always buffed and waxed the hulls of our Mystere once a year to keep them in good condition but the problem is the decks end up very slippery to stand or sit on. I end up going easy on waxing the tops but obviously thus is the part that gets the most abuse from the sun (my cat is exposed out on a boatlift all summer.
Just wondering what others out there are doing?

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Jason Kasper
2000 Mystère 5.0XL
Lake St Francis (St Lawrence River)
Lancaster, Ontario, Canada
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Don't wax them. Where you're sailing is pretty high latitude and only warm months so I would expect the oxidation to be minimal.

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Bill Townsend
G-Cat 5.0
Sarasota
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i agree w Bill

clean them at the end of the season with a product with a little acid in it to remove stains and buildup. live with a little dull vs a lot dangerous

I use 2 or 4 inch non skid tape to avoid real UV and add some grip
Seadek is a great product for non skid and protection. Very easy to install
HULLFLYERSeadek is a great product for non skid and protection. Very easy to install

yea but how easy is it to remove?
I put ghetto teak on mine, Amazon sells it by the roll.

https://instagram.com/p/CQtVVLEDptN/



Edited by intp on Jun 30, 2021 - 08:42 AM.
Thanks for the tips guys, I’ll skip the wax this season and see how it goes.

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Jason Kasper
2000 Mystère 5.0XL
Lake St Francis (St Lawrence River)
Lancaster, Ontario, Canada
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Intp:
« I put ghetto teak on mine, Amazon sells it by the roll.

https://instagram.com/p/CQtVVLEDptN/« 

WhT exactly is this stuff? Looks like real wood in the photo and looks nice too

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Jason Kasper
2000 Mystère 5.0XL
Lake St Francis (St Lawrence River)
Lancaster, Ontario, Canada
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