How To Make Your Own DIY No Slip Paint / Anti Slip Paint / Non-Slip Paint

Moments in this video

1. 1:13–1:37 Prepare the Surface From How to Keep Outdoor Stairs Safe in Ice and Snow, Step 2: Clean Stair Surfaces

   Before applying any paint, thoroughly clean the concrete surface of the stairs. Use soap and water to remove any dirt, grime, moss, or loose debris. Scrub the surface well and then rinse it thoroughly. Crucially, allow the surface to dry completely. The presenter cleaned his stairs the previous night and left them to dry overnight and for several hours in the morning sunlight, ensuring the surface was bone dry before painting.

2. 1:13–1:37 Prepare the Surface From How to Make Concrete Basement Stairs Non-Slip, Step 1: Prepare the Concrete Stairs

   Before applying any paint, thoroughly clean the concrete surface of the stairs. Use soap and water to remove any dirt, grime, moss, or loose debris. Scrub the surface well and then rinse it thoroughly. Crucially, allow the surface to dry completely. The presenter cleaned his stairs the previous night and left them to dry overnight and for several hours in the morning sunlight, ensuring the surface was bone dry before painting.

3. 2:27–3:10 Apply Paint to Stairs From How to Make Oak Stairs Less Slippery, Step 3: Apply Anti-Slip Coating

   Starting from the top step and working your way down, use a paintbrush to apply an even coat of the anti-slip paint mixture to the concrete treads. Ensure that each step is fully covered. The texture from the sand should be visible and palpable. Apply consistently, mixing the paint frequently in your tray to redistribute the sand, ensuring a uniform finish across all steps.

4. 2:27–3:10 Apply Paint to Stairs From How to Choose Between Carpet Treads, Grip Tape and Anti-Slip Coatings, Step 4: Select Primary Anti-Slip Solution

   Starting from the top step and working your way down, use a paintbrush to apply an even coat of the anti-slip paint mixture to the concrete treads. Ensure that each step is fully covered. The texture from the sand should be visible and palpable. Apply consistently, mixing the paint frequently in your tray to redistribute the sand, ensuring a uniform finish across all steps.

5. 2:27–3:10 Apply Paint to Stairs From How to Make Concrete Basement Stairs Non-Slip, Step 2: Apply Anti-Slip Coating

   Starting from the top step and working your way down, use a paintbrush to apply an even coat of the anti-slip paint mixture to the concrete treads. Ensure that each step is fully covered. The texture from the sand should be visible and palpable. Apply consistently, mixing the paint frequently in your tray to redistribute the sand, ensuring a uniform finish across all steps.

6. 2:27–3:10 Apply Paint to Stairs From How to Make Concrete Basement Stairs Non-Slip, Step 4: Apply Textured Paint

   Starting from the top step and working your way down, use a paintbrush to apply an even coat of the anti-slip paint mixture to the concrete treads. Ensure that each step is fully covered. The texture from the sand should be visible and palpable. Apply consistently, mixing the paint frequently in your tray to redistribute the sand, ensuring a uniform finish across all steps.

Guides that use this video

• How to Keep Outdoor Stairs Safe in Ice and Snow
• How to Make Concrete Basement Stairs Non-Slip
• How to Make Oak Stairs Less Slippery
• How to Choose Between Carpet Treads, Grip Tape and Anti-Slip Coatings