Has anybody used this on a pool deck? We have large "No Diving" tiles on the pool deck that kids tend to slip on. Would it tear up kids bare feet?
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I would imagine after the skin was waterlogged it would be more sensitive to the abrasive surface. This is more likely than not to be used with some type of footwear.
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Only if they are on it over & over & over. My kids play on my skateboard all the time on their bare feet, but i know wet feet can be softer then dry feet. Your call, I would look into rubberized paint with grit in it. Check out your local auto store or hardware store. Hope that helps?
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YES, it would tear up bare feet like a wolverine. Unless the kids in question never wear shoes and have Ozark-quality calluses (or hooves?), go with something more forgiving, or your poolwater will blush pink with blood after a few dives. Like those rubbery vinyl stickers you put on the bottom of your bathtub.
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Amazon doesn't say what product you are interested in,,,,but if it is the aqua socks I would say they wont stain a pool floor, but i don't think the would hold up at all on a pebbly floor with a skating motion,,,I think you would wear holes in them almost immediately
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We attached ours to a wooden deck & it works great. We have an above ground pool with a deck built around the top.
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I did purchase the pad but the feet are pretty big and would not damage the pool liner. I just wanted the added protection. We have six active children and all their friends the ladder gets a lot of use.
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It should be okay with a tear that small. Be sure to patch both inside and outside of pool. Good luck
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I had about two feet of tiles fall off. Before topping off the pool, I laid down on the concrete decking and leading over the edge I placed the tiles in place with a tile adhesive. The next day I filled in the spaces with the water proof grout. After two more days I topped off the pool.
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It will make a mess. Don't use it on the pool deck. The ground is where it should be used and enjoyed
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I do not have tile floors, but I did take it over to a relatives house. She wanted to try it out. It seemed to do a good job on her tile floors but it was just a one time thing. Hopefully you can get an answer from someone who deals with them in their home.
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I use it on my wooden deck every time and I've not had a problem. It doesn't even discolor it. Get a sheet of cement backer-board (used under floor tiling) to put underneath if you're worried.
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We have only used on carpet and vinyl and there has been no damage to either. And my kids have used it nearly every day for a year.
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I used this item for my inground concrete pool. I do not recommend it for vinyl liner. This item is made of hard plastic and it is pretty heavy. It might damage the vinyl liner when you push back and forth with some pressure.
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I used this grout on pool tiles at the water level. With the water level low I re-grouted some tiles that came loose. After drying for 24 hours, I brought the pool level up to the tiles. Worked great!
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The pool I have is an above ground with hard sides. It did not do any damage or snag the liner of the pool. The piece of equipment has rounded edges and wheels that help it glide around the sides or the pool with ease.
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Yes, my husband used it on our tile in a pool we have on our roof. He seems to think it stopped the leak. As a previous person said, he did grind it out first. We do live in the tropics so we don't have cold weather issues.
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I put the tiles down on hard dirt under a canopy. I walk on it barefoot all the time and it is fine. I would not want to crawl on it myself, so I wouldn't let a baby crawl on it
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Yes, I used it on a small in-ground wading pool. We had first painted with an epoxy pool paint, which sealed some tiny cracks in the cement and really looked good, but the surface was slippery. So, we sprayed this over the painted surface and then filled the pool. It resulted in a non-slip surface, safe for kids and older adults.
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I would remove it when the kids are in the pool they could break the fittings if they crash into it.It is easily removed and reinstalled I do it all the time.you will be amazed how well it works!