Scrub non-skid boat decks with a stiff-bristle brush and a dedicated marine deck cleaner mixed with water. Apply the solution, let it soak for a few minutes, then scrub in circular motions to lift dirt from the textured surface. Rinse thoroughly with fresh water. For stubborn stains, a paste of baking soda and water works well. Clean non-skid surfaces a few times per season to prevent mildew buildup and maintain grip. Regular maintenance keeps the texture effective and extends the life of the deck.
Scott Gregg reviews the Deck Cleaner, Medium Bristle Deck Brush and Extension Pole and shows how to clean the non-slip surfaces of a boat the easy way and make them look like new again.
Clean dirty dingy boat decks, floors, non skid surfaces, fiberglass, vinyl, aluminum, and pontoons.
Clean the deck right
No Slip Boat Deck Cleaner
No Slip Boat Deck Cleaner cuts through grime on non-skid surfaces, fiberglass, vinyl, aluminum, and pontoons. It is the core product this entire cleaning method is built around.
Match the bristle strength to the surface instead of attacking every cleanup job with one brush.
The right brush for the job
Deck Boat Brush Head 8"
The Deck Boat Brush Head 8 inch pairs directly with the cleaner to scrub non-skid texture and deck surfaces without damaging them. Matching bristle strength to the surface makes a real difference in results.
