Review on Secopad Non Slip Stickers Bathroom Adhesive by Donald Shah

I used these in my fiberglass shower tray. They seem to be working very well. The new fiberglass bathtub was installed non-slip. As the bathtub aged through cleaning and regular use, the non-slip coating wore off, leaving the bathtub slick and slippery. I installed these round anti slip discs in my bathtub and they are perfect for what I wanted. Now showering is safer and you don't feel like your legs are slipping out from under you. Installation Tips: Scrub the tub very well to remove any scum until it's shiny (I used Comet bath spray and a brush to clean it, then rinse and dry with an absorbent towel). Then take some 90% isopropyl alcohol and use it to clean the tub (wipe with a lint-free cloth). Allow the bath to dry completely for an hour or more. Attach sticky pads in any pattern. I used a metal roller to make sure all the glue stuck to the tub. I suppose you could use the spatula they give you but I'm not sure it would be as good as something something heavier that would roll around the panes and fully apply the glue. Mine is sticking really well so far. Cleaning is a bit tricky as the anti-slip discs are as rough as sandpaper, but that's to be expected.