SlipDoctors Fiberglass Bathtubs Barefoot Friendly Review

Our bathroom floor had a slightly textured surface but was very slippery. I tried every sticky anti-slip product I could find - none of them lasted long. They didn't hold strong enough because of the texture. I tried the bath mat. After a week of use it became dangerous - the suction cups wouldn't stick etc. I finally found this product at Revain and used it last weekend. It was very easy to apply, dries within the stated time (although we gave it a full 24 hours to be safe) and the best part…

This is the third time I have bought this item which should tell you how great it is and how much I trust this product. Our first desire for a master bath was about 9 years ago when we moved in. The second was for a guest bathroom shortly after. This is the third purchase and was used to recoat both standard size tubs. One tube can really probably cover 3 standard tubs - you just need to make sure everything is primed and dried and ready to use. The drying time is given as at least 8 hours (or…

I have compared this product to several others that I have read have a horribly strong chemical smell. It took me a long time to decide and I finally bought this one. It was ridiculously easy. This will be an interesting project for a child. Of course under supervision. BUT the key to a good result is in the preliminary work! I seem to have had some complaints that it didn't take long etc. I bet their surface wasn't clean enough. Here's how I prepared the tub: First, I scrubbed it with muriatic

I love the price of this anti slip product. We've used it in every tub/shower combo and have been happy with it for about a year now. We have previously tried SolidStepCote Formula 02 and had mixed results with it (and it didn't even last a year). Pros: - Slightly grippy but non-sticky texture, feels like smooth clean sandstone, very comfortable underfoot! - Easy application to a clean bathtub surface (for this or any other coating, clean the bathtub of previous coatings, glue, scale or dirt) -

The ground we used this on was a brand new 'gravel' fiberglass insert. We thought it would be easy to stand on the pebbles without slipping. Boy were we wrong! This product worked great and was easy to use. I thoroughly cleaned and dried the shower floor, then sanded lightly with fine grit sandpaper to allow the product to adhere, then thoroughly cleaned and dried the floor again before applying the product. The tank was definitely enough to completely cover the floor in the shower (the tub…

Overall I like this product as an alternative to the previously used adhesive strips. In my case, however, the durability claims turned out to be quite optimistic. I applied Tub Grip on December 8th after thoroughly cleaning and drying the acrylic tub. After 24 hours of drying (more than indicated in the instructions) to be sure: I was very satisfied with the condition of the surface. It was finely textured and my foot didn't slip even with just a little leaning on it, even when the tub floor…

I only applied the product 5 days ago so far so good. It was very easy to do. I've had a lot more trouble removing and cleaning old anti-slip stickers than applying Slip Doctors. As they say with most paints or similar products, the quality of the final result depends on the preparation. I washed my shower very thoroughly. Actually 3 times. The floor had to be done in such a way that all the adhesive was removed from the decals that were previously removed. This scrubbing with a Scotch-Brite…

(TLDR summary: 1A product, I followed the instructions and it works perfectly!) Long version: I have a fiberglass jacuzzi style bathtub with an embossed pattern embedded at first glance seems to be -slip texture. This pattern is beautiful in this quality until it gets wet! After getting wet, the embossed pattern with the cartoon banana peel unfolds its full gripping power. I realized this was a real safety hazard for me and my wife (who was pregnant at the time). So my first attempt at…