🔐 Non-Slip Safety Grip Coating Review

I often take dogs to work in my car. I recently bought a 2009 Honda Element which is very "dog friendly". However, the car's tailgate was very slippery as the dogs jumped up to get into the rear cargo area. The first dogs to try weren't satisfied with either getting in or out, as their paws couldn't get on the smooth surface of the tailgate. I bought this anti-slip tape and stuck it to the tailgate in small strips. One or two popped up first, but after I perfected my application process (and…

This tape was perfect for its intended use. The adhesive is very strong. I applied it to the outside edge of each step on the stairs to my apartment. . The steps are actually a fire escape and are made of painted metal.Before applying the tape I washed the ladder to remove any loose residue that may have been preventing the tape from sticking properly.Length and taped to the outside edge of each step.They lasts a little over a year, all 4 seasons and standing rain, constant sun, ice, snow etc…

I have a staircase painted gray and I've found that it's sometimes difficult to tell where one step ends and another begins, especially when walking down the steps. I bought 1 inch wide tape and taped it to the edge of each tread and that fixed the problem. I made sure to clean and dry the steps thoroughly and apply the tape in the warm weather and had no problems with the tape peeling off. I also rolled the tape tightly as I laid it down to make sure there weren't any air bubbles or edges that