Non-skid color

[Jono57766]

Ok so it's time to put the non-skid on... I'm using kiwi grip, I have used it before and I like the product. So originally I planned on white (boat is freshly painted white), but now I am thinking off white for the non-skid. What does everybody think? Contrast in colors or not?

[SEVEN]

Use white, the texture will give it a little shade.

[bobk]

Use white, the texture will give it a little shade.

X2. Darker colors will be hotter inside as well as underfoot.

Bobk

[34Hatt]

Well you don't need a dark color you just want a nice contrast and after doing many boats with white on white I did what your asking and love it. White on white is to much since your are a pure white as I am. I did a Matterhorn white next to pure white and I like it, has a little touch of gray and make absolutely no difference on temp some newer Hatts are completely done with Matterhorn white.

Look for yourself :cool:

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac258/34Hatt/End%20Of%20The%20Line%20Redo/Cockpit/2015-05-07%2017.36.55_zpsr9zpbxya.jpg



The hatches are my temp hatches still need to finish them.

I also suggest paint instead of Kiwi I used it and it got stained and could not get the stain out so I stopped using it and sprayed the non-skid with awlgrip much happier ;)

http://i905.photobucket.com/albums/ac258/34Hatt/End%20Of%20The%20Line%20Redo/Cockpit/2015-05-07%2017.37.17_zps64mb6ckv.jpg

[DealMan]

I had a Contender that was white and light grey on the inside. Didn't have any issue with temp, the contrast looks amazing and also doesn't show dirt as bad as the white.

[Jono57766]

Dan I like that look a lot, especially in the cockpit. I am thinking white on the gunnels and foredeck areas and maybe a hint of grey/blue in the cockpit. I hate life decisions like this.....