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- Apply Grip-On Anti-Slip solution to any natural hard floor surface
- The Grip- on Anti slip can be applied to any surface with a roller
- When floor surface becomes wet or moist it will automatically become skid and slip resistant
- Grip-On anti-slip solution works on ceramic tile, glazed brick, marble, polished stone, terrazzo, river rock, concrete and quarry tile
- Use on Pool Decks, in bathrooms and kitchens and more places around the house.
- Low PH so it is safe to use around kids and pets
- The Anti Grip Solution is colorless and will last on a surface for up to 2 years.
- Gallon bottle of Grip-On anti-slip solution treats 400 square feet
Customers most agreed on the following attributes:
from Omaha, NE on 6/22/2010
Comments about Grip-On Anti-Slip Treatment for Hard Floor Surfaces - Gallon:
I tried this product and a couple of others out on the market. None worked. Buy these type products from certified installers only. They seem to know more about it.
from Kenosha, WI on 7/28/2009
Comments about Grip-On Anti-Slip Treatment for Hard Floor Surfaces - Gallon:
The Anti-Slip Grip is Great! I don't have to worry when people are in my store!
from Greenwich, CT on 7/13/2009
Comments about Grip-On Anti-Slip Treatment for Hard Floor Surfaces - Gallon:
We installed in on our pool deck of stamped concrete and our pool never felt safer. The manufacturer told us to not let it dry out during the curing process and it worked like a charm. We used it in our bathtubs and bathrooms as well.
Comments about Grip-On Anti-Slip Treatment for Hard Floor Surfaces - Gallon:
I was looking for an anti-slip product but noticed that most have strong acids and a Ph of about 11. I was worried about using these items around my kids and pets. This product has a Ph of 7.6. I also works wonderfully. I use it all over my home.
from Raceland LA on 7/6/2009
Comments about Grip-On Anti-Slip Treatment for Hard Floor Surfaces - Gallon:
This product did not work for my pool deck slab. It is a sealed cement patio with a tile look stamped into the cement. It was just as slippery before I started. Did not work at all!!