Our exclusive roll-on anti-slip coating is a clear, water-based urethane sealer designed for creating an anti-slip coating on interior wood, vinyl, vinyl composition tile (VCT), cork, laminate, linoleum surfaces, TREX, engineered wood, concrete, epoxy floors and more.

Indoor or Outdoor use.  Once applied with our proprietary additive and crosslinker (both included), Floor Grip provides a durable high-traction surface that is both scratch and chemical resistant. A great solution for human feet and dog paws to prevent slipping. Floor Grip will dry in 6-12 hours and is good for interior or exterior applications.  Ideal for hospitals, hotels or any facility that requires slip resistance and a lustrous sheen.  Typically not recommended in dance, tap, or ballet studios due to the coarse texture.  Available in gloss or matte finish.

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Even when wet, your slippery floor’s slip resistance after the non-slip solution will surpass ANSI A137.1, A326.3 or B101.3 standards.

0.60 Wet DCOF - ANSI B101.3
0.62 Wet DCOF – ANSI A137.1 / A326.3
0.72 Wet SCOF - NFSI B101.1

Installation Instructions (TDS) Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Cleaning Instructions

• Now available in matte or gloss finishes.
• Ideal for kitchens, living rooms, bathrooms, or any place with wood or VCT floors.  Outdoors too!
• Additional nap rollers are available for purchase here.
• Bonding agent recommended for laminate floors (sold separately)
• Coverage: One gallon covers 500 – 600 square feet 
• Roller Included with Each Gallon (Click here to buy more) 

 

	Gallon	4-Gallon Case
Coverage per Sq Ft	500	2,000
Cost per Sq Ft (Appx.)	$0.25	$0.23
⅜” Nap Rollers Included	1	4
Volume (liters)	3.78	15.14

Directions for Preparation, Application and Use

Read entire product label,Technical Data Sheet (TDS)and Safety Data Sheet (SDS)before using.Floor Grip should not be diluted or thinned in anyway. Gloves should always be worn when handling product.

Surface Preparation: All substrates must be clean, dry and free of dust, dirt, oil, grease, soil, soap residue, wax, flaking paint and other soluble contaminants. Do not use alcohol-based cleaners, such as Pine-Sol and Fabuloso. Do not apply if rain is forecast in the next 24 hours, on damp days or when surface temperature is below 40°F(4°C)above 80°F (27°C).

• All waxes and polishes must be completely removed from the surface before application.
• Surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned. *Not required* For increased adhesion by sanding use a maroon pad or 320-400 grit sandpaper to lightly scuff the floor.
• Prior to the coating application, remove all dust from floor and surrounding structures. Always protect neighboring surfaces including carpet, metal and other surfaces.
• New floors are ready for coating AFTER the above procedures are completed.

New Installation Application Instructions:

Step 1: TEST SAMPLE: Floor Grip should be tested on flooring surfaces before full application. To prepare test sample, pour a small amount of Floor Grip into a separate container with a small amount of additive, mix well, do not shake. Apply to a clean inconspicuous area of your floor and allow to dry completely.
Step 2: Floor Grip can be applied in either 2 or 3 coats. Each coat consists of: Floor Grip + Crosslinker + Additive
Step 3: Once ready for full application, determine the number of coats you plan to apply. Prepare a solution for each coat separately in a sturdy container. Add the appropriate amount of Crosslinker to the container, dividing it between the containers for each coat. NOTE: Once Crosslinker is added to the FloorGrip, the solution must be applied to the floor within 4-6 hours. CAUTION! MIX WELL BEFORE APPLYING!
Step 4: Add an appropriate amount of additive to the solution, depending on a number of coats, and mix well. Medium texture is recommended. Read the additive bottle label for instructions.
Step 5: Using a 3/8” nap roller, apply Floor Grip in uniform coats at a moderate speed to prevent foaming. For best performance, avoid thick coats, apply the second coat at a right angle to the first coat.
Step 6: Clean paint tools with soap and water.

 
Maintenance:

For general cleaning and maintenance, use a light pressure rinsing. For best results to remove oily deposits or other foreign matter, apply pH-neutral cleaner at recommended dilution rate and scrub lightly with a soft bristle deck brush. Do not use alcohol-based cleaners, such as Pine-Sol or Fabuloso