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Step 4 · Apply Anti-Slip Tape or Strips

Measure and cut the anti-slip tape or strips to fit the desired area on each tread, typically along the front edge (nosing). Ensure the surface of the tread is clean and dry. Peel back the backing of the tape and carefully apply it to the tread, pressing down firmly from the center outwards to eliminate air bubbles and ensure good adhesion. For longer strips, overlap slightly if necessary, or butt them up against each other for a continuous surface. Ensure edges are well-adhered to prevent peeling.

Tools and Materials

Crescent Pro Cutting Scissors, Utility Scissors and Folding Utility Knife Tool Set (3-Piece) Measuring Tape RYOBI Application Squeegee
Apply Anti-Slip Tape or Strips · How to Make Oak Stairs Less Slippery · Oak Valley Designs DIY Hub

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