Dura Grip Anti-Slip Paint for Concrete, Wood, Tile and Metal – Non-Skid Coating for Floor, Decking and Ramps – Quart (Black)

Easy roll on application on bottom of my boat. Very pleased with this product.

Went on with a brush. Did give metal surface texture. Its only been a month since applied so not sure of durability. This is a high traffic area and hasn't shown any wear.

Very good coverage, 2 coats covered very well. Very strong odor. Used it on a diamond plate ramp, works well for non slippage when dry but still slippery when it rains.

Great stuff, dries fairly fast !!!

Ordered 3 gallons to make our carport slip resistant. Covered area well and looks great. Tied to slide with both shoes and barefoot but did not slip or slide. Only trouble we had was the dye lot on third cand did not match the other two even though they were ordered at the same time. That made the last section of carport lighter than the other 3/4 of the carport. Easy to apply. Did over 500 sq. ft. in one day for both coats.

As a father of 3 kids, safety is key. Recently I noticed that on my patio, there was one very slippery area, especially when they run barefoot. After doing some research, I found this company and when I saw all the big brands that use the product I pulled the trigger right away. I’m amazed at the results, the texture and the quality. I already recommended it to a friend who has the same problem. A week after I added the paint, my kids started to ask me to adopt a dog. I was happy to see that this paint is safe and gentle for them.

worked well on my aluminum boat floor.

I have updated my rating from 1 to 3 stars. Given the reviews I though this would be a great solution. Application was pretty easy as the deck is only 4x6 3/4 ply and I could paint it indoors. I used a 6" roller with the recommended nap. This paint will not hide any surface flaws, be sure you have dealt with any surface imperfections you do not want to see. The little deck was still tacky after more than a week so I moved it outside. Paint was marked by the weave in the cotton fabric I used to protect the bottom edge where I picked it up. It is still too tacky to walk on after 3 days outside, hopefully it will harden in the sun in the coming weeks. Will update this review later, but as of now I would not recommend it. Update > Its now had well over a week in the TX heat and the paint has hardened. Some of the debris that landed on the surface has bonded to it during the cure time. It also has a few small bubbles that I crushed. I have no idea how this will wear, time will tell. The manufacturer reached out to me and was very concerned with my experience. It is possible there was a problem with the batch (I didn't keep the can) or perhaps I applied it too heavily. Regardless they wanted to make things right. If I have another project where I can apply indoors I will try the product again. I may increase or decrease my rating by one depending on how the paint wears in the next few months.