Would this work to make a ribbed no-slip surface on tailgate to keeping dogs from slipping when jumping on and off?
233293
Yes it would. I am a fan because it seems to last a long time and helps with footing (or grip). It is longer lasting than skateboard grip tape.
233294
I think it would. I use it on firearm magazines for a better grip when doing mag changes and it's pretty grippy. Guess it depends on how you lay it out ..make sure you take into account the width.
233295
I think it would be a big improvement from a metal tailgate. If their is a plastic bedliner, I do not recommend it because the tape may not stick.
233296
We bought ours to put on our composite deck stairs (which are not completely smooth) so the pups wouldn't slip when they go down to the yard. It has been on for 2 years, and although a couple of areas have raised due to moisture, most have remained fully secure, and we are very pleased with it. I don't know about tailgate surface though, but it seems like it would work.
233297
Yes. If the surface is properly washed and thoroughly dried before application, it adheres very well and stays put. I use mine on exercise steps to prevent slipping and I still have the original application on. I think it's been about a year so far.
233298
Yes. We applied this product to an outdoor ramp for our dog. Works wonderfully. Has not peeled at all out in the weather.
233299
I m not sure about ribbed but it should stick to tailgate fine once tailgate is cleaned with alcohol. And dogs should be able to have some grip with the tape its good stuff
2139774
yes it will help to keep the tailgate from coming off accidentally. it basically is another anchor point from high up on the edge of the box to the tailgate itself.
1326662
I purchased with the understanding when I took off my doors and the top that in a rainstorm or parking during the day I could slip on and have some protection. From the elements. It can provide this. I could be used without a tailgate bar. The straps connect to the bottom of the tailgate. I only used a handful of times and realized with oversized tires you need to keep the doors on otherwise you are coated with mud or road dabre if raining. With doors on I just use my soft top to pull up. No need for this product.
257670
We used it with semi-gloss oil based polyurethane for our steps and it does prevent slipping . I don't see that there would be much difference from our oak base and a laminate
332973
I don't think it is strong enough for that. Your ramp will need a strong side to lean against. And the dog may be too heavy for it. I would try a good old red rider wagon. They have sides now and should work well.
1324497
I dont see why not! This is a great ramp! The rubberized surface will be perfect to help your dog not slip while walking up the ramp.
721886
I would say yes it would work. The reason I bought the ramp was for my 140 lb Rottweiler that has a bad back leg. The ramp has made things so much easier for him to get in the backseat of my truck.
1720057
Definitely !I have a large F350 truck where the tailgate is very high and my 3 large dogs have no problem using it. Best if luck!
2065247
I used it on the bottom of my aluminum pram (boat) so it would protect it and slide over rocks.It is slippery and you could add sand in my opinion for traction. Good luck
1355865
Sure it would work, but the ball will bounce off the rim at a different angle. We have a slanted drive and it does not pose a real problem, but I do plan on making a shim with plywood or cabinet shims to even it out.
1448921
I use it to haul dog crates and use bungee cords so they don't fall off. It is very thin on the bottom. You might have to slightly tip the front up to get it started but I think it would work.
2194785
Yes, you would have to put a non- slip material under it to keep it from moving
2065245
I used it on the bottom of my aluminum pram (boat) so it would protect it and slide over rocks. It is slippery and you could add sand in my opinion for traction. Good luck
2078729
Yes, this would work. But be warned that this product has an anti-slip / skid, which is an abrasive texture. Also, take into consideration, the heat that will generate as this product is "black".
1693561
I would say no. It doesn't connect anywhere on the sides. I had trouble keeping my dog from going under it to the floor till he learned he wasn't supposed to. So if you aren't going to be able to train him to stay on top it won't do any good
1086847
It might work. I use the film on my SUV's back bumper because my hunting dog scratches the paint. The film protects the paint as the dog jumps in the back. Good luck.
1517842
I think it would be just fine for that. It's not abrasive at all. Very much like seatbelt material but not as thick. Should help to keep you pooch safe.