Ultra Tuff Rubberized Sound-Deadening Coating
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- Helps prevent slips
- Deadens noise
- Texture may be varied when applied
Tuff Coat is a non-skid polyurethane safety coating. It is also an easy way to lessen the noise in your boat or truck or on your dock, deck, or ramp. Spray, brush, or roll on. Texture varies depending on how product is applied. Quart covers approximately 12 sq. ft.; gallon covers about 50 sq. ft.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by Patrick1958 Good product
You have to stir this product well prior to use. Also, be sure to properly prepare the surface you are coating. It is a little pricey but does the job intended for. I would recommend this product.
March 28, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by khopagfc Good purchase
We applied this product to a wooden floor in our boat and it seems as if it adhered really well. Application is easy with the recommended applicator. Probably should plan to use all of it at one time due to the rubber particles settling to the bottom and kind of starting to harden.
October 17, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5Â by catamaran nice non skid
i put ultra tuff on my marine plywood interior floors. it went on easily with the recomended roller. the texture is just what i was looking for. i think it will last a long time. looks nice but not fancy.
October 4, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5Â by BassyMaGee Like painting with spackle
First off, it is what it is, it's a roll-on, non-skid, flooring material. It definitely is that and it does exactly what it says.
I bought this to replace my carpet in my old fish & ski fiberglass boat. I sanded and primed with the recommended epoxy (which is GREAT) and then taped off where i didn't want it. There is absolutely no way to do any detailing with this stuff. I had to take a foam brush and literally pat it around the edges the roller couldn't get to, it's not pretty, but it's done now.
My problem came when trying to get it down evenly, it's just about impossible. I mixed it with a drill for at least 10 minutes before deciding it had to be good enough. Then it plopped out of the can like old oatmeal. Then it was impossible to get an even amount in the roller and even HARDER trying to roll it down evenly. It would build up in spots that you can not roll flat, I had to actually smash it down by hand, then try to roll over what was left for texture. I will say by the second coat, it was slightly better coverage.
So, if you're using this product on a flat pontoon or if you just don't care how it looks when done, this is great. I was simply hoping for a slightly cleaner finished look.
Also, it cures very hard and dry feeling. I was sort of expecting rubbery, tacky finish, but it's more like walking on a textured ceiling. Seems tough enough so far.
May 2, 2011
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I did the best I could to remove all loose, and globbed up spots using a scraper & wire wheel.Then covered right over it. Can't tell the old glue was even there !
Tuff Coat hides it all.
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IS THIS SAFE TO BE USED INSIDE MY LIVEWELLAnswers
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Yes as long as the livewell isn't always full of water. If so, there is a version for constant submersion, you would prepare and coat the surface as you would another fiberglass surface. Be sure to use the primer item # 1315396 let dry for 7 days before flooding the livewell.Answers
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The directions say to roughen up the surface before application. Also there is a primer that is applied.
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Apparentely it will, however most people that have used it advise to use the primer and do the necessary prep work.Answers
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Never tried it, but the texture is rough enough to stand a top coat.... I guess it would depend on the paint.A top coat would diminish the texture some though.
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No, the only thing that can be applied over is the primer and new coating.Details:Â
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It works on a lot of product and is just as good as carpet. You might refer to the manfuacturer web site to view how to apply. http://www.ultratuff.net/utmindex.h...Details:Â
Replacing wood in my pontoon boat. If you can use on treated wood. How long must you wait for the wood to dry?Answers
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New lumber needs no sanding. Remove any peeling, cracking, or chipping paint, varnish or sealer.Ensure surface is clean and completely dry.
Prime with CP-10.
Test for adhesion first, before completing job.
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We do a lot of fishing and are considering this instead of new carpet. How well does it clean up after a day of blood and guts from fish and bait? Also, it says it covers 50 sq. ft. per gallon, but I read that two coats were required - does that mean it would take 8 gallons to cover appx. 200 sq. ft of deck?Answers
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It took two gallons to do my 19ft boat (about 90 sq ft) and that was two coats...I think that the 50 sq ft is with the two coat recommendation. I have found that it cleans up very well after a full day fishing...I just pull through the car wash and spray it down...I did have to use a brush when I accidently let some fish blood bake all day, but it didn't stain.A:Â
I don't recall the coverage - you will definitely need two coats though. Call the company in Colorado - they can give you some guidance as to actual coverage. Do an internet search to find them. They are very helpful!!
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