Anti-Slip Paint for Concrete, Wood, Tiles and Fibreglass Floors, Stairs and Decking - Dura Grip

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1. 0:26–0:28 Apply Anti-Skid Paint From Anti-Slip Steps, Step 4: Apply Anti-Slip Paint

   Once you have read the instructions and completed any necessary surface preparation (such as cleaning and drying the area), proceed to apply the Dura Grip anti-skid paint. The video demonstrates applying the paint using a roller, which helps achieve an even, textured finish. Ensure consistent coverage across the entire hazardous surface. This anti-slip epoxy is designed to adhere well to a variety of materials including metal, fiberglass, concrete, or wood.

2. 0:26–0:28 Apply Anti-Skid Paint From Anti-Slip Steps, Step 5: Apply Second Coat of Paint

   Once you have read the instructions and completed any necessary surface preparation (such as cleaning and drying the area), proceed to apply the Dura Grip anti-skid paint. The video demonstrates applying the paint using a roller, which helps achieve an even, textured finish. Ensure consistent coverage across the entire hazardous surface. This anti-slip epoxy is designed to adhere well to a variety of materials including metal, fiberglass, concrete, or wood.

3. 0:26–0:28 Apply Anti-Skid Paint From How to Choose Between Carpet Treads, Grip Tape and Anti-Slip Coatings, Step 8: Apply Anti-Slip Coating (if selected)

   Once you have read the instructions and completed any necessary surface preparation (such as cleaning and drying the area), proceed to apply the Dura Grip anti-skid paint. The video demonstrates applying the paint using a roller, which helps achieve an even, textured finish. Ensure consistent coverage across the entire hazardous surface. This anti-slip epoxy is designed to adhere well to a variety of materials including metal, fiberglass, concrete, or wood.

Guides that use this video

• Anti-Slip Steps
• How to Choose Between Carpet Treads, Grip Tape and Anti-Slip Coatings