How do you apply this? I want to tile my steps leading to my front door but am worried it will be too slippery when wet.
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Use a mop to spread the product. Dries quickly, let no one step on tiles until or dries.
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Clean the steps thoroughly and let dry. Apply SafeGrip to the tile surface with a rag and allow it to work. Wipe off excess SafeGrip. Tile surface will still have some grip when wet. The length of time SafeGrip is allowed to work before wiping off will determine how much the tile surface is affected. You might try timing in a spot to see if the length of treatment gives the desired result.
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I cleaned my tile patio and walkway, let it dry to damp, poured the SafeGrip all over, used a broom to spread evenly, let sit awhile and then hosed off. Also did my neighbor's front steps; this stuff has made a HUGE difference in safety.
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The question I have, is there grout between the tiles. If there is grout, I think that would hinder the the adhesive from sticking on the entire step. I installed these treds on oak steps at least six months ago and have had no problems.
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Yes - - that's exactly where we used it - - - tiles on the front walkway leading to the front door. I did two coats and it works wonders. That was about a year ago and it's still holding up.
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When this product is applied, it is very slippery when wet. Although the product looks great applied and does a wonderful job sealing... I would not use it next to the pool.
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I've heard to tile a ceiling is a bit tricky because the tiles may start falling on your head before you're even done with the surface. With large tiles you can apply mortar thread/bead in a spiral motion starting from the middle so when you press them against the ceiling the air can escape and the entrance is sealed (supposedly). Since I had 1x1 ft. sheets of 2x2" tiles I decided not to take any chances and just sealed the ceiling and walls with the green goop before applying water resistant white ceiling paint on the ceiling and tiles on walls. It's recommended to prime new drywall for better adherence of other products. I remodeled that bathroom one year ago, so far the tiles are still dead-on, no color seeping through grout from the goop. Two coats create a nice water resistant film which when dried is slightly rubbery to the touch. I liked the product and will use it again on the 3rd bathroom. Good luck with your project!
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My kitchen/bathroom recently recv'd a tile update & it has worked just fine in the bathroom. It literally glides with my feet if I move it. My sister and I have even used it on the hardwood floor with ease as well--it's not a super grip with the rubber feet that would limit mobility. Hope this helps. :)
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Since I applied this in a shower area, the floor stays fairly clean. Besides the usual cleaning, I have never had any troubles with this product. To date, floor is still non slippery.
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Amazing Goop Coat-IT dries to a real hard and slippery finish. Like any Epoxy Coating, in my opinion, you could mix a non skid product in the mixture. It will be a little hard to spread, but when the mixture hardens, it should leave you a Non-Skid Finish.
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I don't know for sure, but I expect that it would. I used the spray on a cement surface that had been painted with epoxy paint. The epoxy paint made the surface shiny and slippery, which is why I needed to make it non-slip. Presumably, this would be similar to the glazed surface of tile.You might want to try it on a small area first, or even a spare piece of tile that you can throw away if the results are not satisfactory.Hope this helps.
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The tile itself can be slippery. However, the small size of each individual tile allows for enough "grip" between the grout lines that I would feel very comfortable and safe using it in and around my shower.
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make sure surface is completely dry, I used a cotton rag, about an hour to dry, put a droplet of water on tile, if stands up it is ready, some areas may need 2 coats, i onlu used one coat, hence i have these left over, regards jane harper
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Yes, that is what I have. It was very slippery even with rubber mats as they would not stay in place. We ordered enough of the product to cover every tile, and I a no longer afraid to use this shower. Product a little expensive but cheaper than ripping out tiles and replacing. Hope this helps you make a decision.
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Cindy, do you mean laminate flooring? In my experience the anti-slip spray works like spray paint and should stick to any surface. You may have some dulling of the shine on the laminate. Weigh the risk of a slip/fall against that concern. Perhaps try the product on a small section and see the result? My 82 year old mother loves this stuff and calls when she runs low so I can "get on the computer and send her some more". Best wishes, John
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Same way you applied before. Instead of sanding you skip that step . Just make sure your tub/sink are clean and dry. Needs two coats, second coat 45 mins after first if I'm not mistaken. It's been a while since I painted the tub. Just remember to follow the instructions between coats. Good luck
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I use it for my dog's feet when running agility. I believe it helps her with traction and it does not come off onto the floor surface. The directions say "if your hands get dusty, wipe with a damp cloth." After we walk from crate area to ring, I spray her feet with water to get rid of anything she may have picked up on the way. Before answering, I sprayed some on my hand to see what it was like. It is colorless, smooth, and tacky, not gritty. It dried to a tacky surface in about 30 seconds. I washed my hand with soap/water and there was still some tackiness left. Although not annoying, the residual came off easily with Skin So Soft...probably any oil or lotion would work. Hope this helps. I use it for my dog's feet when running agility. I believe it helps her with traction and it does not come off onto the floor surface. The directions say "if your hands get dusty, wipe with a damp cloth." After we walk from crate area to ring, I spray her feet with water to get rid of anything she may have picked up on the way. Before answering, I sprayed some on my hand to see what it was like. It is colorless, smooth, and tacky, not gritty. It dried to a tacky surface in about 30 seconds. I washed my hand with soap/water and there was still some tackiness left. Although not... » Read More I use it for my dog's feet when running agility. I believe it helps her with traction and it does not come off onto the floor surface. The directions say "if your hands get dusty, wipe with a damp cloth." After we walk from crate area to ring, I spray her feet with water to get rid of anything she may have picked up on the way. Before answering, I sprayed some on my hand to see what it was like. It is colorless, smooth, and tacky, not gritty. It dried to a tacky surface in about 30 seconds. I washed my hand with soap/water and there was still some tackiness left. Although not annoying, the residual came off easily with Skin So Soft...probably any oil or lotion would work. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have used it. Slippery when wet, of course. Dry, it was fine. No observable residue, but my floors are light.
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Yes, you can use it on ceramic tile steps. They will be totally slip resistant. In the shower, with soap and shampoo and all other products, this stuff still works. It's amazing.I have not used in on outdoor wood steps, so I can't say