🔒 Enhance Safety with Rust-Oleum 207009 Marine Anti-Slip Additive 1/2-Pint, 4 Ounce (Pack of 1) Review

May work better with paint but not deck stain. After the stain has dried, it can be removed immediately with a handkerchief.

I have used paint in the base of my shower When it goes smooth and tends to self level the shower the shower itself looks new

When I was painting our deck I was afraid of slipping on it when it got wet because of the slippery surface. Mix this product with a liter of paint and your problem is solved. You can definitely feel it, but walking on it barefoot is uncomfortable.

Worked well and easy to use. We mixed this with paint to cover the entry steps of our fifth wheel. It works great, just expensive compared to other agents I've found since. Works better than adding sand to the paint, but I'd just use sand if I had something to start with.

Added the whole can to about a pint of primer I found in the garage to paint the barn floor. The floor was plain plywood and I needed some sort of moisture proofing and slip and fall protection. The result is a great sandy feel, not rocky at all. Really thin but it works.

It was easy to use with paint and I applied it to the steps and first part of my porch as the rain often made those areas slippery and people could slide. The only thing I don't like is that you see it. I've often been asked what damaged my porch! However, the safety of others is more important to me and it offers a very abrasive surface that prevents surface slippage. I will also be using this on the stairs leading to my basement.