BEDLINER VS NONSKID ON FLOORS??

okay, so here is my delima... and looking for some actual use replies......
i am getting ready to paint/cover a new floor in a boat i have just aquired, and i am toying with an idea and wondering if anyone has tried it and what the pros an cons they have seen up to date on wear and tear....

the floor of the boat has been completly replaced and glassed in, the previous owner just put a coat of leftover house laytex paint down just to "temp cover" the floor till he carpeted it.... well i am not planning to carpet and have been looking at non skid paint to do the whole inside with...... but i am also fixing up the trailer that came with the boat and am going to use roll on herculiner to cover the whole trailer..... so i was wondering has anyone sprayed or rolled on bedliner in a fiberglass floor (black /white / tinted colors) if so how is it holding up, do you see any cons to it..... or am i best to steer clear of the idea and just go with traditional non skid floor paint???? :-?

 

thanks on all the input...... with this tuff coat, i have looked high and low on the website, see the exact color i want and the finish is spot on even by roller aplication (the way i will be going) but see nothing on pricing or sq ft coverage.... whats your luck on that so far since you were able to obtain sample pieces... i am assuming they sent you a price guide along with it??

 

thank you much on that..... we have a local commercial auto paint center, tried them, but i guess it is sold on the shelf as a different name. they are a large 3M/dupont vendor... have access to many marine paints / industrials / and self sprayed bedliner material...... but from the feed back i am seeing on this... this may be the way to go...... "prep it, spray it...... forget it" i like the tuff and go idea.