Would this product work on outdoor tiles? They get slippery when wet and I want an inexpensive solution until I change the tiles.
1111643
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.
1111644
I think it probably would. I used it on my bath tub floor six months ago. It's still good, even with cleaning.
419317
The Rainguard Waterproofer can be applied to concrete roof tiles if they are not painted for added water repellent protection. It is not designed for canvas but customers have used it in that application with positive results.
569708
Yes, our porch was slippery, dry or wet(obviously more dangerous when wet). The product is working very well.
1140801
I found that it slightly lightens the color. However, it is a very small price to pay for how well it work. This product is a god send. We even considered ripping up the existing tile because of how slippery it was.
2044235
I think these tiles would work well for that. I got them for my garage because a lot of water was collecting on the floor from snow off of my cars. The water sat under the tiles without getting wet on the surface.
334976
I'm not sure but there is nothing you can do now. I had the same problem. Be careful where you play with it. It is fine on tile.
936308
I would not use these tiles outside. I don't think the glue would hold if they are exposed to the weather.
163359
Yes...it's high gloss and when wet could be slippery. look at a deck finish product non-slip in it's description.
957845
Not a good idea for a walking surface. Slick when wet, you'd be taking a chance of slipping or falling. Use indoor/ outdoor carpet instead. Jhm
1213023
I would think so, as they are just plastic connectors underneath, and the tiles themselves are epoxy and bamboo. BUT...if the ground is not absolutely level, or if they may be pressed into a surface that cannot be maintained level, they may build up mold underneath from water. If you can build and level a surface using sand as they do for sidewalk and driveway pavers, then it should be OK. Again, this is just my opinion, I don't work for the company, and for myself, I put them on the aging wood surface of an elevated deck. So far after one year, they are still looking great!
1185196
I have never tried it on tiles but I think it would do a good job. A little expensive for the bathroom I think!
213333
You can give your tiles a more sturdier feel by 'painting' them with watered down white glue. I've done this a few times and my friends prefer them this way.
262512
It's good to use on an outside patio for porcelain tile application. Water won't penetrate it, as it is solid plastic, but I'm not sure that is what you mean by waterproofing.
1346733
Hi I have not officially installed the tiles yet. However, I am using them outside on top of a concrete slab without dowels or adhesive at the moment. I am only going to use the dowels to attach and see how it goes. The tiles have very little movement. They are heavy. I will not use the adhesive if I don't have to. I think it might depend on where you are using them. Hope that helps.
1507363
I think it's worth a try. You'd have to maybe scour the tiles a bit with scotch Brite.
1386123
I do not have a reason to use on tiles, so not able to answer your question with certainty. I see no reason why not. It works great on glass.
1743357
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.