Monster Paint Traction, Reducing the Need for Wax
Primarily targeted to be used on the nose of the surfboard, this alternative to wax has received the endorsement of several top athletes, including Gerry Lopez and Chuck Patterson
 San Diego, CA -- Monster
Paint Traction, a product by 1978 Surfer Magazine cover boy, Jim Davis,
is quickly becoming the most popular solution to a wax free nose on
surfboards. The clear spray paint is applied primarily to the nose of
the board, allowing the surfer to have plenty of grip without the
hassle of having to apply and reapply wax. And if you have any graphics
on the nose of your board -- say, some artwork or a set of sponsorship
stickers -- Monster Paint not only makes it much more visible than when
wax is applied, but also makes the colors much more vibrant than
otherwise.
 The product has received the endorsement of iconic
figures like Gerry Lopez, the legendary Pipeline master, and Chuck
Patterson, a big wave surfer and sup paddle champion. In his
endorsement, Lopez said: "I recommend Monster Paint, the non-slip clear
texture coating that brilliantly shows the manufacturers label,
Hawaiian prints, Airbrush colors, pin line and even stick-on logos.
Don't worry about slipping off ever again."
A host of local
standout surfers in Southern California has joined the Monster Paint
Team, including Kevin Connelly, Richie Cravey, Jesse Timm, Lucas
Dirkse, David Araganda, Ron Greene, Tom English, John Haffy, and
others. The endorsement of all these top athletes has gotten the
attention of several surfers and many are adopting the solution to a
wax free nose.
Related Links
Ron Greene's review et al
Monster Paint's website
Monster Paint's promotional video
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