Can you apply this product directly to bare plywood and will it make it slip resistant?
1128665
I'm not sure about plywood. We put it on your fiberglass shower floor. It is not a smooth surface and it has a gritty feel to it. It works great in the shower and isn't slippery when standing on the wet floor.
1128666
Yes. The paint can be applied directly to bare plywood. But it will make the surface very slick.
1886888
I used the Rust-Oleum Industrial Choice Anti-Slip aerosol on a plywood wheel chair ramp. It worked great! I still have a partiial can and the only information about surfaces is: Indoor/Outdoor concrete, metal, ceramic, and wood. Might want to check their website.
1702078
You can do it underside, but some times if the wood is rough enough, the anti slip material. Won't allow you to move the track... Sometimes it allows it and you have to clamp it
515075
for my wood floors.....grid up for antislip (that means clear side goes on the floor). at first I did it in reverse and when I walked on it, it would slide.hope this helps.
1588172
It requires a mortar base which must be cured before you adhere the mat in mortar itself. We did this over our plywood subfloor;very easy.
264519
The board has strips of something similar to corse sandpaper to help keep your feet from slipping. I regularly used it bare foot and it didn't bother me at all.
2129018
I use these on my top of my wood cutting board and on my formica countertops. No slipping issues at all.
2065246
Amazing Goop Coat-IT dries to a real hard and slippery finish. Like any Epoxy Coating, in my opinion, you could mix a non skid product in the mixture. It will be a little hard to spread, but when the mixture hardens, it should leave you a Non-Skid Finish.
1332781
Good question. I just tried sliding it on my linoleum floor and it slid with no problem whatsoever.
1800810
We also have some hardwood, and neither of our dogs have ever had any issues with traction or sliding. It really is a great product. Hope this is helpful & happy walking!Maybe Joe is applying too much if he's experiencing slippage, not positive, just a thought.
947597
I am going to go to my HOme Depot and get a piece of plywood to cover my wood slats. I don't think you can put it right on the slats. Not sturdy enough. But I have read that the plywood will work.
163358
If it is a smooth sanded cedar then yes you will have slippery issues. Stain would work better.
1336809
You would definitely want to add a finish. Although the wood is sanded to smooth it, it's bare plywood.
1837879
Depends on what you are trying to do... If you are trying to protect a carpet from getting indented, or just catch your sweat as you get a workout sure. If you are trying to reduce vibration to an apartment below, maybe not so much. I row in bare feet/socks, so the foamy/rubbery PVC is better on my feet (pleasant really) than a piece of plywood. Probably better than a 1/2 plywood for stubbed toes too, unless you round the edges and corners. The surface is non-slip, and that is working for me...not sure how much slippage you would see with plywood.
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Yes and No. When applying your very first coat to bare wood, apply only a thin layer, do not leave any excess sealer standing on the wood. The wood will absorb it and you'll be fine. Now if you apply thick layers or multiple layers then yes it will be sticky even days later (my experience).
2054026
There is not a slip resistant backing. I do not find that it slips on my fabric couch. It does need to be fixed and smoothed out everyday though as the fabric does shift. I am not sure that ties would help.
839701
I use it on my travertine tiles in hallway and also on hardwood floor. It does slip, especially on hardwood floors. Not so much on travertine.