Best deck paint for a metal deck.

[Pan Pan Pan]

Some years back I was in a local chandlers, buying some deck paint.

The owner of the chandlers, told to me to try to get an industrial resin based deck paint, because the paint I had asked him for, was and I quote him. `Overpriced underperforming sh*t that would fall off, in no time at all. Nevertheless I went ahead, and bought a can of the paint, I had been looking for, because he (unlike some other chandlers I had tried) had some in stock.
Turns out he was totally right, to the extent I will never go near that particular paint brand again if I can avoid it.
Consequently does any one know of, or has ever used, a resin based industrial deck paint, which I could try, that would give good results on a steel deck?
As usual, any advice would be welcomed and appreciated

[It's fixable...]

Jotun make some really good marine paints, but the key thing is that the surface preparation is adequate

[Huntsman]

Exactly, its all about the prep.

I got on very well with the Hemple deck pain which I think is chlorinated rubber.

[normalbloke]

UPOL Raptor?

[OutInTheShed]

what kind of boat?
What kind of use?


I've sailed steel boats with industrial paint on, lots of grip, wears through clothing in no time.


I'd consider a proper epoxy paint and then something like KiwiGrip for the non-skid layer.