Chalk--Woody Wax?

[silverking]

Seem to recall a post from you about getting some Woody Wax. Did you get some and if so, how is it working out? I'm using Scotchgard on the hull, but I'd like something for the non-skid. WW is sprayable, right? Has it helped with stains/cleanup?

[Chalk]

When it's fresh it's nice...but it doesn't last and for the price, I won't buy it again...Yes it's sprayable to a degree...you spray a little and push it around with a brush or rag and then let it dry. If it would last longer it would be really nice, only good for about three trips, if you use clorox or any kind of degreaser it will be gone.

[silverking]

Thanks for the response, Chalk. If it doesn't last any longer than that I'll stick with the old-fashioned elbow grease. I try to keep up with dirt/fish blood during the day's outing anyway, so clean-up isn't usually too bad.

If you haven't used it, Scotchgard Liquid Marine Wax from 3M is great. Typically put a heavy coat on twice a year and it lasts well. I'm also very impressed with BTS formula (Bow to Stern). Kind of a Armorall for boats. Use it on my cushions, bright work, etc. and it really helps. Same company that makes Line Tamer.