PlastiKote PKT71021 Anti Slip Paint, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

Although I have always trusted Plasti-Kote as a brand I had never used their stuff before.This product is basically perfect. It dries to a lovely orange peal type finish that grips well even when soapy and wet.Application is a breeze and there is very little over spray.As with any of these sorts of thing preparing the surface is most of the job. Application is so easy prep is going to be a good 95% of the job. Get things very clean and degreased, take any masking tape up quicky enough that the product does track under it through capillary action.This is definately now my goto product for anti-slip, we'll see how it lasts (the last thing I used turned brown and looked awful, I'd be very surprised if this stuff does).

Need it to provide a grip on our front step that get slippy in the winter, easy to use, clear/transparent so no marking of the stone, simple clean dry and spray on, seems to have stopped all the slip.

very good

This product is quite honestly a life saver. We bought a house recently which has a tiled bathroom floor which is like an ice rink when wet. This product was easy to apply and has solved the problem, the tiles are no longer a death trap!. Make sure that the surface is clean and dry when you apply and always ensure the room is well ventilated, as like any spray product, there is a strong smell when using. However that smell soon disappears once dry. Highly recommend

spray for the bath to stop slippiness. A few coats and it seems great

Can't speak for longevity yet but it works as advertised to add grip to a lino floor (in our use case).Update - do not buy. As soon as the weather became warm (and we haven't even had a hot summer) it melted and became a sticky goo which has progressively transferred to our feet when using the bathroom. Useless stuff and difficult to remove fully - we now have sticky patches on the bathroom lino.

I had a bathroom floor of death. Was like ice. This worked a treat and fixed the issue

Sprayed a tile shower area, and within a week the material was flaking off in large chunks.