Would this work for an anti skid material on an inside plywood ramp?
1036545
This mat is heavy and thick. It probably would work for your application depending on the steepness of the slope. It could always be nailed down in a few places.
474357
Yes, it is for applications that does not require the additive for limited slip differentials. Check out the specs. http://www.redlineoil.com/product.aspx?pid=47&pcid;=7
2008770
i havent tried it but if it was a smooth sureface or if you were to cover it with a 1/4" luan i would think it would stick well.smooth finish ply wood should work as well..
1338936
It should work great for that use. This is a really great quality ramp, the best quality I have seen!
233298
Yes. We applied this product to an outdoor ramp for our dog. Works wonderfully. Has not peeled at all out in the weather.
1683020
I'm not sure, but I believe it would. I used it on unfinished plywood and it is working well.
47940
Yes, I think it would. You would have to suspend it so it wouldn't get glued to the floor. And it would be a big project. But it could be done. Go slowly. It will take a long time to cover it adequately and let it dry between layers. You'll need a lot of layers for strength. Good luck!
1957888
I would say yes, that this would provide some prevention against mold or anything like that. It's two layers of plastic and in between are zillions of little pieces of styrofoam. I would guess that nothing is perfect for below grade, but this seems like it would work. But I'm no flooring expert. :)
1324495
For sure.. but when unfolded the ramp is long so check the measurements to make sure you have the floor space.
1286077
That would depend on several factors; most important would be the rate of inclination, followed by the amount of damage to your vehicle, and lastly the object that you'd be putting on the ramp. My best guess would be to say, no.
414445
4" gaps between slats although it'd be easy enough to fasten some thin plywood to the surface of the ramp with sheet metal screws. Good luck.
20398
Also consider the length from the top step to the garage floor to verify that the ramp length is correct. If so, this ramp should work well.
1093559
I would try the rubber backing you buy to put under rugs. Try gluing pieces of this on to the ramp where it meets the floor. Put it on the underneath part to make sure it doesn't stop the ramp from sliding in and out when you want it to adjust. Small container of Gorilla glue and a small size of rubber backing should work.
1187010
I use this on plastic and rubber skid plates on motor home so I guess the answer would be definitely.
733901
It should....depending on the backing for the skirting...we used this to place a runner on concrete for a wedding and it held well throughout the ceremony and until we pulled it up at the end of the evening. Again, everything depends on the two surfaces you are trying to attach.
364050
No way will using this material hold up outside in sun (UV Rays) and other type of weather. Also, it would rip very easily when climbing a ramp. You would be better off with installing some kind of wire fabric fastened by plastic wire ties or some other type of mounting hardware. If they are wooden ramps, why don't you just paint them with a paint that has grit added (or add it yourself), or maybe Rustoleum or Sherwin Williams has some product that would be ideal for the application....
163733
I would think it would work. It will provide a slippery surface on smooth surfaces like metal and wood. I use it to allow wood to slide easily over the work surfaces of my power tools, and lot of places that need non-staining lubrication.