Kind of throughout. I'm going to chalk it all up to some mistake on our behalf. Don't know what that mistake would've been as I thought we prepared as well as possible, but clearly something didn't work!

If you do some Google searching, especially on cruisers forum, you can find a bunch of photos of it on boat decks. I've seen it firsthand and it looks and feels great, and they claim that it has excellent filling properties, and being elastomeric, it will flex with a deck. It's very similar to the bedliner material Larry mentioned earlier. They even advertise it as an excellent bedliner.

-a

I wonder how well this will cover over the existing factory non skid?  Also..when it does begin to deteriorate, how easy is it to get off, again thinking about the factory nonskid.  This would solve the majority of my problems on the nonskid areas, and I could prob. fair out the areas I want to use perfection on.  I will have to reevaluate how much crazing is in which area...I have quite a bit...I'm grateful for everyone's suggestions, and if anyone has pics, I would love to see! 

Hey Rich,

Interesting idea. I remember reading that in Bud's manual at the time we were repainting, but there wasn't a specific product recommendation, so whenever I found some pool deck coating, I always seemed to be able to find negative information about it from the marine community; (ie poor adhesion, chemical stains, not textured enough, too textured, etc.)

How was the prep for the SherCrete? Did you prime prior to application? 

As all of this over factory nonskid, well that shouldn't be a problem as long as you have been able to prepare the surface well. Probably use a wire brush attachment that will allow you to get in to all the grooves and you'll be golden. Just be sure it's stainless or brass bristles to avoid rust flecks windup up everywhere in a few weeks.

-Aaron