Rust-Oleum 271455 Stops Rust Anti-Slip Spray, 12 oz, Clear

Best $14 I ever spent! I stupidly put down beautiful slabs of granite as stepping stones around my house. Very nice when dry, but a death trap when wet. I have so far only sprayed one coat, but it's working with just one coat. It rained last night, and I didn't almost fall when I took the dog out this morning! Cheap and easy. I literally sprayed this on in 5-10 minutes, and it's done. It did dull the shine of the granite, but it's outside, so I don't care. I bought one can to try it, and immediately ordered another can to finish the job.

Works really well on our painted front and back porch. Drys really fast and stays as a clear color. Our porch is painted gray and the anti slip cannot be seen. Lasts a long time so good durabilityand grit. For whatever reason, we could not buy at our local Home Depot or Lowes so ordering online was our best option.

I repainted my deck the other day and it was pretty slippery. Bought two cans of these and it fixed it. Only put on a light layer and it didn’t take long to dry. Super easy and worth it.

Purchased for a slippery high end engineered hard wood floor in my home after a couple of slips. Cleaned the floor thoroughly but it just became more slippery. I finally got around to applying this today. The smell is very potent. Plan on a few hours of open window and doors for maximum ventilation. Also, less it's more! Walking the floor with socks on felt noticeably grainy. Like fine sandpaper. I oversprayed. But the results are more than expected and the floor looks completely normal. No streaks or gloss of any kind. 4.5 stars product. Half star off for the smell. I'll give update on durability longer term. Overall satisfied. UPDATE: it took a few weeks but the strong odor is finally gone.

This stuff is GREAT for slippery shellacked wooden stairs. A light spray and they are now much less dangerous walking down. Im very glad I found this. Does not change the look of the stairs at all

I was skeptical at first that an aerosol can would provide good slip resistance without clogging the nozzle. This worked like a charm. Dried very quickly too.

I used this indoors on my ceramic tile floors. At first I was excited. It dried quickly, and the awful, stifling smell only lasted about a day. It was clear an visually unnoticeable on my beige tile. What was once as slippery as ice now had a gritty sand-like texture that was easier to walk on, but not uncomfortable. I was so pleased and felt like it was money well spent.... Then less than a week later all of the texture is gone, and my floors are even more slippery than they were before. Its as if the sandy texture sanded the tile even smoother, and now its like walking on a skating rink floor. I have no idea how all of the texture wore off so quickly. We didn't sweep or wash the floors, and walking traffic was only moderate. Seriously, it lasted less than a week. I am so frustrated and disappointed, and angry that my floors are even more slippery than before I used it. I definitely do not recommend using this on tile floor. Wish I could get my money back!

This stuff really depends on what you're using it on. I have used it both on my interior painted wooden steps that are going up to my full attic (because my husband insists on going up there in socks and they're pretty steep so he'd come down on his rear end a few times...😬🫣) and then also on my unfinished wooden front porch steps to help my dogs (especially my 17 yr old) get some grip and not hurt themselves when going out/back in from potty time. The product worked great with providing grip on the interior steps (my husband hasn't had to slide down on his rear end since!) and has stayed on for longer than a few years (granted, we use those steps very little). For those, it added a rough texture that makes the surfaces not slick, though it isnt so rough of a texture that it is uncomfortable on bare or socked feet. However, on the unfinished wooden exterior steps, it didn't even last one summer (forget ice and snow yet) and I've had to turn to a different alternative (stupid black sandpaper tape, which I was really hoping to avoiding having to do because I find it to be ugly). So, ultimately, this stuff can either be really helpful or a waste of time and money, it just depends on your usage. I'd definitely suggest using it on finished surfaces (which I'm sure it says to do already, but again, I really did not want to have to use the ugly black strips of sandpaper, so...)

I expected more

The product is extremely good. It's the fastest way to make any floor/ surface anti skid and at a very low cost. Be careful though if old folks are going to use, because old people tend not to lift their legs fully when walking. This may lead to 'tripping' because the leg may tend to 'lock' on the surface. Otherwise the product really makes the surface anti slip even when there is water on the surface. And if you like paint smell, it is aromatic! The applied surface may feel a bit sandy / grainy to the flat of your feet. It is not uncomfortable though. Overall an excellent product. Just be careful where you try it. Try a small portion outside your home first.

As a Anti skid Coating

Used this on washroom tiles When water is pouring on the floor then its layer getting out

Arrived on time. Works as advertised. Useful if old people are in the house Also works well on freeing rusted bolts znd nuts.