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Used 5 gallons of Tough Grip Extreme on some outdoor wooden bridges that have chronic issues with slipperiness that have led to injuries. First time using it did not have great results. I ended up calling Slip Doctors and had a great discussion about how to apply.

The key for me was to pour the paint on to the decking and then use the roller to roll it out. I also cut down the roller to the width of the deck boards I was painting which helped avoid issues when an adjacent board wasn't exactly level.

I also find it easier to work with about 1/3 of a gallon of a time for ease of pouring on the deck. Once you had the crosslinker the clock is ticking on the pot life of your paint so doing 1/3 of a gallon batches at a time makes the paint much more rollable. Since I'm doing a deck with a lot of slats having a bit more application time is key. If I were painting a concrete floor or something with a continuous surface area, pot time for a whole gallon wouldn't be a problem.

I got about 80 square feet per gallon. It's a bit less than what's stated on the can but the decking has a rougher service with some divots and grooves.

Only drawback is that the paint cans got dented during shipping which made it a bit more difficult to mix and get as much of the product out as possible.

THANKS, WILL USE SLIPDOCTORS AGAIN FOR SLIP TEST.

I still haven’t received my product after they told me it was shipped. Experience is really bad. customer support hasn’t called me back either

Very nice and professional excellent product

I used the Amber Clear on an old cedar deck and it is beautiful to see the grain and character of the wood again, plus I’m secure in the knowledge of its providing safety for us this winter. Thanks, Slip Doctors!! 👏👏👏

So far so good. Seems to work really well.

I bought 2 gallons and applied two coats to a garage that was about 475 square feet. It was the perfect amount. I also bought the bonding agent. I washed the floor with a power washer and then primed with Rust-Oleum garage floor primer. Application of Duragrip was a piece of cake. Dry time approx 24 hours after the second coat.

Use in a well ventilated area as the fumes are strong.

Already starting to peel even though floors were sanded. Both bottles had chunks that wouldn't break down inside the liquid no matter what I did...old or defective batch likely

Excellent follow up, fast response time. Answers to all my questions. Thanks guys!

Shawn/ Bill

Our driveway WAS slippery. After applying slip doctor it is no longer slippery. It really works. My husband is amazed and very pleased. Everything else we tried was not even close to this product.

Timely turn around despite the intercontinental distance.
Communications kept me informed of passage and delivery options were convenient.

It's always a pleasure to work with those who care about customer satisfaction.
It is my continuing pleasure use these great products.

The product is exactly what you said it works great customer was very happy thank you

Solid product. Delivery time was good and both the primer and epoxy went on easily and good great.

Fastish delivery, ~2 weeks. Product seems to work pretty well to help older dogs not slip on tile. When I walk on untreated tile is when I can really tell the difference. It goes WAY farther than the coverage listed on the bottle.

It prevents the ruler from sliding when I am cutting fabric.

Great product and very nice color (light gray). The product shipped and arrived incredibly fast. I would highly recommend!

Ordered and installed clear non-slip spray for our shower that was becoming dangerously slippery. The product arrived in 3 days and we couldn't be happier. No more worrying about slipping and sliding in the shower. Great stuff!

Wood Decking info!
I am giving 4 stars at this time, as I don't really know how well the epoxy paint holds up. I've only had it on the deck for a week, but it does look nice and is non slip as advertised.
The instructions are a little different when applying the primer and paint on an exterior wood deck. The primer dries, much, quicker than instructed, so be ready to paint within 10 to 15 minutes, maybe less, depending on your weather conditions. And it has to be done in sections if you have a large deck, like myself. So, this makes it harder to not overlap sections that are already painted, you have to leave a dry section of primer to lap into the newly painted area, plus you can only go as far as your paint roller will reach.
Also all edging needs to be done first with a brush, to get it done so the roller can be used to finish the main deck. I figure the steps all have to be done with a brush, not sure how you get the corners and edges any other way.
Stirring the primer is a real chore, mine had a section inside the bottom of the can that was thick paste and I couldn't stir it without spilling primer everywhere. I have a drill bit stir paddle. It needs to be taken to a store and shaken, not even sure this will loosen the thick paste at the bottom. But it seems to work otherwise.
Good luck to all!

Applied 2 thin layers to pool deck concrete exactly as directed and still just as slippery. Very disappointed.