Apply Adhesive-Backed Anti-Slip Products
From How to Make Concrete Basement Stairs Non-Slip · Step 2 of 5 · Video by Ezvid Wiki

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What happens in this clip
Once the surface is prepared and the material is sized, carefully apply the adhesive-backed anti-slip products. For items like the 'Casa Pura Bullnose' rubber treads or 'SlipDoctors Tape', which feature adhesive backing, simply peel off the protective layer and firmly press the material onto the clean, dry surface. Apply even pressure across the entire surface to ensure full contact and eliminate any trapped air bubbles, enhancing the bond's strength. Note that products with rounded corners, such as 'Slip Guard Safety' strips, are designed to help reduce peeling over time.
Goal: Securely attach adhesive-backed anti-slip materials to the prepared surface.
About the full video
This guide compiles information from a product review video to offer generalized steps for selecting and installing various outdoor anti-slip stair treads and tapes that predominantly utilize adhesive bonding or are made of rubberized materials. While the video primarily showcases different commercial products, these instructions extrapolate best practices for surface preparation, customization, and application of such materials for enhanced safety on stairs and walkways, adhering to the context of rubber walkway installation with adhesive bond.
Step 2 of 5: Apply Anti-Slip Coating
Once the stairs are completely dry, apply the anti-slip coating according to the manufacturer's instructions. This may involve rolling or brushing the coating onto the surface. Work in sections, ensuring a consistent thickness and avoiding puddles or thin spots. For products that contain aggregate, stir them frequently to keep the grit evenly distributed. Allow the first coat to dry completely as per the product's recommendations before applying a second coat, if necessary.
Every video in How to Make Concrete Basement Stairs Non-Slip
Step 1: Prepare the Concrete Stairs
- 1:13–1:37 Prepare the Surface
- 0:28–1:00 Prepare Rough Concrete Steps for Resurfacing
- 1:13–1:50 Apply Cleaner to Stairs
Step 2: Apply Anti-Slip Coating
- 2:27–3:10 Apply Paint to Stairs
- 0:46–0:59 Spray Clear Anti-Slip Coating
- 0:51–4:06 Apply Adhesive-Backed Anti-Slip Products (this video)
Step 3: Install Anti-Slip Tread Strips
- 0:02–0:06 Apply Anti-Slip Strip
- 0:20–0:45 Peel and Adhere Strip
- 1:12–1:19 Prepare Steps and Apply Non-Skid Strips
Step 4: Apply Textured Paint
- 2:27–3:10 Apply Paint to Stairs
- 10:24–11:30 Final Paint and Allow to Dry
- 0:20–0:31 Painting the Staircase
Step 5: Cure and Inspect
- 1:23–1:32 Allow Coating to Dry and Enjoy the Renewed Surface
- 1:23–1:28 Allow Coating to Dry
- 1:49–2:10 Allow Coating to Cure and Verify Non-Slip Property
How to Make Concrete Basement Stairs Non-Slip
This project outlines methods to improve the slip resistance of concrete basement stairs, enhancing safety. Options include applying anti-slip coatings, installing tread strips, or using textured paints.
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