> I had my truck's bed sprayed with Rhino-lining and it is some tough stuff.
> It's my understanding that the spray on rubber coatings can be bought in
> spray cans at auto parts stores (That's how my dad sprayed his truck).

> I was thinking that it would be a great idea to spray this inside the hull
> on the floor where the sand from my feet will grind into the fiberglass
> and varnish. I would only spray on a thin layer. Has anyone tried this and
> is there anything bad about this idea that I'm not thinking about?

> Thanks, Dale

Sounds like a cool product, just what I should use to soundproof a metal structure (like a new car or a tin boat. I'll buy some this weekend.

For a kayak, it would relieve you of varnishing. It would add a pound or two. I don't think cleaning would be any harder than clear finishes, i mean sand etc could still be gotten out by flushing with water. Also easy to repair gouges.

The debris that collects in my boat does not scratch things up much, by the way.

Would it abrade your leg skin?

Why not try it and let us all know for sure...