Dura Grip - High Performance Non-Slip Epoxy Paint

Great service, quick delivery; very pleased with the product in terms of quality, coverage was as stated, etc. We will see how well it lasts over the course of several years but it’s off to an excellent start.

Used in our enclosed trailer. Floor was well used and abused before applying. Hit with belt sander, used recommended primer then paint with added aggregate. Will use again and recommend. 1 gallon was barely enough to do 2 coats on 16x8.5 trailer plus ramp.

I used Dura Grip to paint the floor of our swimming pool cabana room. It looks great and alleviates worries about wet feet slipping.

The paint was easy to handle and leaves a nice finish, that appears to be slip resistent

The performance of the Dura Grip is spectacular. It dried fast, hard, and is very gritty (non-slip). I cannot attest to how long it will last, but at this point I'm very hopeful. The only downside is that the paint did not cover as much area as expected. I used the paint on a patio (30'x12') and it looks remarkable.

My enclosed trailer is 7 feet wide by 16 feet long. I ordered 2 gallons of medium gray

I did this when the trailer was new so there was not excessive dirt, oil, contaminants in the wood for the floor

I cleaned the floor with a broom, used a small, disposable brush to do all the edge work, and poured the epoxy on the floor and then spread it around with a 9 inch roller with an adjustable length handle.

The whole process was reasonably simple and straightforward.

I did notice after the first coat was put down and left overnight. The wood absorbed a lot of it, and there were some bear spots. I anticipated this when I ordered the epoxy. I planned on doing a second coat.

When I laid the second coat down, I used pool filter sand as the traction material. 50 pound bag was approximately $25 at the local hardware store. I only needed 5 to 8 pounds of sand to do the trailer.

Overall, it looks good and the project turned out just as I had hoped.

My hubby and I thought that we would have a half a gallon left over but instead we ended up being a half a gallon short, but that would probably be because we hand brushed between all the wood planks as well as all the edges because our deck which was initially a light gray color, so the new sand color we chose was very obvious.. Also, it ended up raining overnight, which was about 10 hrs after the second coat was applied, yet it wasn't supposed to rain for many days straight, so we freaked out a little bit especially when we saw water spots ..and it ended up taking a few days longer to know for sure that was 100% cured, but once it did cure completely, it looks great and we've had a lot of compliments.

Needed a surface that would prevent slipping when we are loading the motorcycles. This works well

I’ve been working on updating my pool and wanted to refinish my diving board. I had already used Slip Doctors Clear Anti-Slip Spray on the pool stairs I refinished with an epoxy. The Anti-Slip Spray turned out great and is holding up well fully submerged. So I decided on Dura Grip Light Gray for the diving board project. I mixed Slip Doctors Rubber additive for a soft anti slip surface. I am very pleased with how the diving board turned out. The Rubber additive provides a soft non slip surface that perfect for the diving board.

Applied the Dura Grip this past weekend. It went on very easily and repelled the rain that fell the next day very well. The guidelines for square footage coverage are off though in my opinion. I covered approximately 200 square feet with one can barely. I’m going to have to buy another round for a second coat for sure. Not as gripping as I expected with one coat. Hopefully that will change with a second coat. Seems very expensive for the coverage area.

The Dura Grip and grip additive went on properly. First time I've been instructed to use full protective suit, organic vapor respirator, and protective eyewear since mold remediation after hurricane Katrina. Only issue was with the design of the aluminum decking on the wheeelchair ramp and entrance platform. The aluminum panels were stamped with a pattern of raised ridges with 3 further raised ribs on top of each ridges' top horizontal surface. The included 3/8" roller was able to coat all surfaces with 2 coats of Dura grip. However, after a 24 hour dry time the top edge of the raised ridges was not sufficiently coated to withstand a 600 lb combined load of an electric scooter and passenger. The scooter's tires rubbed away the Dura Grip on the top of the ridges. This didn't impact the overall performance of the Dura Grip but did leave some visible tire tracks on ridges.

So far we like the results.

Worked perfect for our aluminum dock!

Dura Grip was easy to install. We used the primer first on the aluminum floor. It bonded great and allows for the Dura Grip to go on smoothly. Once it cured it became a beautiful smooth and skid resistant floor that looks amazing. I’ll be putting in all our trucks. Easy to clean and durable. Thanks Dura Grip!

Would love to send a picture.The red in the garden is striking .We love it,the non slip is comfortable and welcomed.

Used the dura grip paint to paint a black tile shower floor. It worked great, looks great, and is not slippery like the tile floor was. Highly recommend the product.

I had a set of exterior wooden stairs that were beaten up by years of harsh weather and sun exposure. I had already filled the cracks with wood putty, sanded thoroughly, and then applied a penetrating oil-based stain (Penofin), so I was really concerned about adhesion. I procrastinated until October to get the work done, and it definitely dropped below the product's recommended temp range overnight while curing. I did not carefully consult a materials sheet, I just bought the extra bonding agent and took a chance on it. In other words, I did a lot of little things wrong, in ways that often produce disappointing results. Despite that, this product performed incredibly well. The consistency of the material is easy to work with, and it seems to have bonded and cured very well. Water beads up and flows off the steps, and the granules in the mix provide the perfect level of texture/grip without being harsh or scratchy to the touch. Time will tell how it holds up, but my initial impression is that this is a great product and I would highly recommend it.