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Tuff Grip Extreme Application on Slippery Basement Stairs #diy #staircase #nonslip

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  1. 0:18–0:45 Apply the Non-Skid Coating From How to Choose Between Carpet Treads, Grip Tape and Anti-Slip Coatings, Step 8: Apply Anti-Slip Coating (if selected)

    Once mixed, pour a suitable amount of the 'Tuff Grip Extreme' coating into a paint roller tray. Start by using a small paint brush to carefully apply the coating along the edges, corners, and any other areas that are difficult to reach with a roller. Then, use a standard paint roller to apply an even, initial coat across the main surface area. After applying this first coat, allow it to set for approximately 10 minutes. Following this brief waiting period, immediately use the included 9-inch (22.86 cm) textured roller to 'back-roll' the entire wet surface. This action lifts the paint to create the characteristic 'high traction peaks' and aggressive anti-slip texture of the Tuff Grip Extreme coating.

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