Clear Spray on Traction

Loved it but it's a bit rough on bare skin. Couldn't find it anywhere and called the owner of the business in San Clemente. Told me he retired and closed the business. Waaah

After using, be sure to hold can upside down and spray until there is no visible discharge. Continue to hold for a second more than that. I had a slight clog in the sprayer but I kept pressing and it cleared up. After the next use I cleared the sprayer for just a little longer and did not have a problem.

Goes on easy used as directed. I have used in on paddle boards and boat decks Has held up well over the past few years

The actual traction that this provides is fine, but after a single use just to test it the spray nozzle clogged. Despite my best efforts to remove the clog and even buying new nozzle heads, I was unable to use the remaining 90% of the can and ended up just throwing it away. It's too bad, I really wanted to love this product.

I used it on a wooden stand up paddle board. It only took one light coating to give excellent traction. It went on clear so I can still see the wood pattern. It changed the high gloss finish to something between semi-gloss and flat. Just what I expected. I'll use it again.

The media could not be loaded.  I refinished a kite foilboard with bilgekote and wanted this spray on adhesive to serve as a more durable deckpad. I have had a lot of trouble with deckpads coming unglued. The application came out great. I was careful to follow the instructions regarding holding the can upside down and spraying so that it does not clog. Unfortunately, it did not bond to the bilgekote. The lack of bonding was actually a benefit for removal since the entire deck peeled off like the plastic protector on a new TV.

arrived on time, easy to apply, works great. used on the tail of a race sup and works much better than wax, much lighter than a traction pad (cheaper as well). i'm happy and would recommend for this type application.

Excellent. Just follow directions for applications and you should end up with a very nice surface. I used this for the nose area of my longboard. I wanted a very rough surface so I sprayed about 4 light coats. If you spray heavy coats you will get a less rough surface. You can always experiment before starting your project if you like. I got all the grime off first with rubbing alcohol, lightly sanded, then another quick wipe to prepare surface. It has held up perfectly for months now.