Flex-Mold non-skid deck repair

smacdesign · **Posted:** 10 Sep 2014 10:32

I have just finished extensive core replacement along genoa track locations. Now am looking at redoing the non-skid over these areas: port and stbd from chain plates to main winches. I`m presently looking at two patterns in their catalog. Nos. GFS 323 and GFR 422 look very close to matching the "random" T37 pattern. Anyone out there used one of these Flex-Mold patterns?

steves · **Joined:** 01 Nov 2006 10:53 **Posts:** 35

The correct GIBCO Flex-Mold pattern is GFCD202 for creating new non skid pattern. The negative pattern is GFCD202N. I can take the sample 202 and apply it to the existing non skid and it locks into the pattern. Bow

Destiny · **Joined:** 14 Jan 2014 18:32 **Posts:** 39

This sounds like an intresting topic but... what are you guys talking about? In English. Copying the existing non-skid pattern using some kind of template you can buy to press into the soft non skid? Is the company that sells the template called Gibco? Why would one want a negative versus a positive pattern? how long do you leave the temaplate on? just press and remove or wait until the non-skid hardens?

thanks

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Flex-Mold non-skid deck repair

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