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Thank you for taking the time to review our product. Team SlipDoctors
Here are some photos. The Pro Grip has been down for many years and applied with a 4" paintbrush. We want to freshen up. What we want to do is start with one 5-gallon and get it in and then see how much more we think we need to order and make sure we like mixing in the colorant. Thanks!
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We love this product and use it for many locations throughout our facility. Looks great with great traction.
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Pro Grip Non-Skid Rubberized Coating
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Hi, several questions:
-Can it be applied to asphalt? (does it need to be primed first?)
-Have you encountered any issues with stormwater runoff regulations due to the rubber surface (microparticles or crumb rubber concerns)?
-How does it handle freezing and +100F heat? (offgassing/cracking?)
Thank you!
Yes you must primer concrete or asphalt. No issues with runoff I am aware of. No issues off gassing either. This is a water based product.
Is your product suitable for rugby dressing rooms where people would be wearing steel studded boots.
Yes this would be ideal for this type of enviornment.
Hi, I have hardwood floors in my house. If I apply this, can it also be removed if/when I no longer need the floors to be grippy? (I.e. when my sickly dog dies in 5 to 10 years). Would using this product permanently impact the floors to the point that the only way to remove the grip is to resurface the wood? Thanks!
This product is permanaent but can be remove with blades.
Can the Pro grip be applied with a nap roller if you don’t have a paint sprayer??
Nap Rollers could work but we have better luck with soft paint brushes.