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    Posted: 14 Feb 08 at 11:19pm
This is the stuff:

http://www.algeos.com/acatalog/Lunasoft_SL___LARGE_Sheets.ht ml
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Magic Marine skiff boots are grippier than anything and stay on your foot! They stopped me slipping round the 29er
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algeos.com yes i know it says it's shoe insole but that's all progrip really is. Really great stuff, grippy as hell plus cheaper than anywhere else (i have seen)

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I'd check your boots first as GK.LaserII suggested.

I've found that Aigle Boras while really grippy in the 49er were cr*p in the 600 & 700. I've generally gone for Teva Protons but they seem to be as easy to get hold of as rocking horse sh*t, so ended up with a pair of Palm "Granite" boots which I have since found to be excellent for use on RS non slip surfaces.

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http://www.sail-sport.com/cgi-bin/ss.cgi?usr=371280&page =showitem&pid=XTPGSHEETBLK

Surely that would be enough for a 600?
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Originally posted by Splosh

Thats the only thing thats happening in my 6 at the moment.

The boat is quite old (older than me!) therefore all the grip has worn off. I don't really want to cover my boats insides with progrip as that would cost over £60 and don't have that handy!

Where on earth are you buying your progrip from? Theres nowhere near enough space in a 600 to fit £60 quids worth of progrip!

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Originally posted by Splosh

I've already progriped the sides. Its just the inside when i leg it across the other side during a gybe/tack when i slip?

Mark.

Have you tried different boots?
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Not that much I don't think. You don't have to use epoxy i don't think, I didn't actually do it myself but I will try and find out for you.

Think you can do it with paint (don't take my word for it!), but its only a very thin layer of epoxy.
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I've already progriped the sides. Its just the inside when i leg it across the other side during a gybe/tack when i slip?

I'm not so keen on wax as it can look quite grubby after a while.

I've also found some windsurfing board spray on non slip stuff for sale which may work?

Chris, How much extra weight does the epoxy add onto the boat?

Thanks again.

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wax is good most chandlerys have it.

a real pain to remove and can look a mess after a while.
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