Apply Anti-Skid Paint

What happens in this clip

Once you have read the instructions and completed any necessary surface preparation (such as cleaning and drying the area), proceed to apply the Dura Grip anti-skid paint. The video demonstrates applying the paint using a roller, which helps achieve an even, textured finish. Ensure consistent coverage across the entire hazardous surface. This anti-slip epoxy is designed to adhere well to a variety of materials including metal, fiberglass, concrete, or wood.

Goal: Cover the identified slippery surface with anti-skid paint

What's used

Tools

• Dura Grip Anti-Slip Epoxy Paint Slip Doctors
• Roller
• Specialized applicator

About the full video

This project guides you through the process of applying Dura Grip anti-slip epoxy paint to various surfaces. Designed as an easy DIY solution, the product creates a textured finish that significantly reduces slip and fall accidents on wet or slippery floors, offering durable and comfortable slip resistance for years for both indoor and outdoor environments.

Step 5 of 6: Apply Second Coat of Paint

Once the first coat of anti-slip paint is completely dry to the touch and cured according to the manufacturer's instructions (this may take several hours), apply the second coat. Use the same technique as the first coat, ensuring even application and coverage. This second coat is essential for achieving the full protective benefits and desired anti-slip texture. Allow the final coat to dry thoroughly before allowing foot traffic.

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Other videos for this step

• Apply Second Coat of Non-Slip Paint
• Apply First Coat of Non-Slip Paint