Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease, silicone and wax before sanding, priming or coating.
Guided shopping manual
A boat deck coating needs more than colour. The surface must be clean, evenly keyed, properly primed where needed and finished with a coating that suits foot traffic and above-water exposure.
Mipa silicone remover in liquid or spray format removes grease, silicone and wax before sanding, priming or coating.
MP Hand Block Soft or MP Sanding Sponge helps dull glossy areas and keep curved edges even before primer or topcoat.
Mipa EP 100-20 is the epoxy primer method for steel, zinc-coated steel, aluminium, fibreglass and mineral substrates before the finishing coat.
Mipa PU 250-50 gives a semi-gloss 2K polyurethane finish for above-water deck areas where a lower shine than full gloss is preferred.
Mipa PUR Plus Hardener A60 and Mipa 2K Thinner Normal V 25 belong with the PU deck finish stage when specified for the coating system.
Remove salt, wax, grease and dirt before sanding so contamination is not sealed under the deck finish.
Key the surface evenly and feather old coating edges so the new film does not show hard ridges.
Use EP 100-20 where bare or mixed substrates need a sealed base before the PU finish.
Roll or brush the PU finish evenly across the deck, keeping coating thickness consistent around edges and corners.
Keep shoes, water and deck fittings away from the fresh coating until the surface has cured enough for use.
Choose the semi-gloss PU 250-50 method when the deck needs a neat, lower-glare finish.
Choose the EP 100-20 primer stage before finishing so exposed areas have a consistent base.
Use the anti-slip boat deck page when the main requirement is slip resistance rather than a smooth deck coating.
For a deck that must stay walkable when wet, compare this smooth semi-gloss method with the separate anti-slip deck option before ordering the finish coat.
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