Anti Slip Floor and Step Safety Paint Mid Grey - 1 Litre

Great product! went on smoothly has good grip. Nice grey colour as expected.I painted my tiles on the step of my front door and so far has held well.Dried quickly too.

I made a rough wooden ramp for my back door so my dogs with back/leg issues can get in and out. Last year we applied tape to the painted ramp and it came off after a year and therefore need an alternative.I removed the previous tape, cleaned up and applied some of this and it came out amazing, it seems very durable and is super non-slip.I read a review that was posted with some advice on applying and making sure it is mixed properly which was helpful. In general, it is quite thin for oil based (in my limited experience) and obviously the non-slip grit is denser than the paint. So some pointers:1. Mix thoroughly in the tin until there is minimal grit sitting on the bottom. You can see the grit start appearing in the paint whilst you stir.2. Once mixed pour as quickly after stopping stirring into your paint kettle/tin. Do not let it sit, it sinks quick to the bottom.3. Whilst painting from the kettle, keep stirring the bottom up else you will be left with a load of grit at the bottom which is hard to distribute and will never be applied as well as with the paint.4. I applied it quite thick and slopped as the ramp is no masterpiece.

Coverage is good but ruined my brushes!It’s truly anti slip but difficult to clean.Lovely colour but paint has started rubbing off (2 coats) so not good in heavy traffic areasSmells divine once dried and not that bad during application.

Unfortunately this was dropped over the gate, and paint came out all over the box. Couldn’t use it and couldn’t send it back, but the colour looked good, the paint was thick and would no doubt give good coverage. It does have a very strong odour. The seller was very cooperative and after receiving photos of the damaged paint pot, sorted a refund without delay.

I wanted this for an anti-slip finish to a wooden wheelchair ramp (7ft x 3ft) in my cousins front garden. Having purchased the paint I read on the tin that I needed to seal the plywood with primer. Primer comes in 5ltr tins and I didn't need that much!I e-mailed Blackfriars who replied very quickly saying that I could dilute some paint with about 10% white spirit and seal it with that - problem solved.After the "primer" the first coat of neat paint went on well and I left it to dry. When I started to apply the second neat coat the grains (sand?) in the paint clumped together like miniature sandbanks so I dipped tip of my brush in white spirit and worked the paint vigorously in all directions. This spread the grains nicely so that is how I carried on, paint on, dip brush tip, and spread. I did stir/mix the paint as directed so don't know what the problem was. However after that I can say that the surface is very good, very "grippy" even when wet, and it has rained almost every day since!It has only been in use for a few weeks so don't know how it will last but there is half a tin left to do another coat or two, hopefully next summer.

Well what can I say? My wife came home to see her nice 'grey' steps and exclaimed "It's blue!"My grandson asked, "Why did you paint your steps blue Pops?"I thought it looked it a bit blue when I started painting but expected it to dry grey. Under the security light at night my steps now look like mini swimming pools. I'm going to have to splash out again on a tin of grey paint.Also if you've ordered this, then apply for a day off work, because that's how long it will take to get it unwrapped.I think the quality of the paint is fine but I have wasted my money as the colour is definitely not what I expected from the description.

It's easy to use (Brush or roller) and covers well with one coat if the surface is smooth. It does need to be stirred periodically while applying as the texture grains can sink. And it really does give a nice non slip finish. It's too soon for me to comment on durability as it's only been down on my deck a couple of months.

I used it on a bare timber staircase during lockdown. Goes on well with a gloss roller. Fumes are fairly strong for about 10 days but you will not slip on this stuff.