Help I am about to kill myself on a slippery porch
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by SpringFever on April 29, 2006 02:41 AM
Mix some sand and outdoor paint .. it is a quick easy fix!any color you want too!
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by Karrie on April 29, 2006 03:12 AM
will it mix on with like thompsons water seal? I would prefere to keep it natural, I dont want to worry about repainting on a regular basis? Thanks that sounds like a great idea. Do you just use any regular sand at all? We have some colored play sand at the wal mart here. I could get the green and mix it in it would probably be cute on teh porch since the house is white with green trim. Do you know the mixture recomendations.
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by SpringFever on April 29, 2006 03:54 AM
Enough to make it gritty ... I imagine you could use a clear paint but if you missed a spot it my worsen the problem I would use the green myself.. you could just paint the floor and leave the rest natural. yes any sand will work.
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by Longy on April 30, 2006 11:40 AM
MAke sure the sand is perfectly clean. You can ask at the place where they sell paint. There are paints available and the grit comes with the paint. Not sure if they have it in stains and laquers etc though.
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by Karrie on May 01, 2006 05:34 AM
I was at my favorite place in the world lastnight...........lowes. They have the sand that is for the paint but you have to add it to paint like gray or concrete colored. I just worry about it pealing up? I hate that and I dont want to have to scrap and stuff in the future.....not sure what to do at this point. Maybe have it epoxied or have the stone finish put on it eithor way more of an expense then I wanted to contribute at this point in time. Makeing 2 house payments is makeing me a nervous wreck!
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by Back Mountain NEPA on May 11, 2006 08:09 AM
Here's one spray-on product, and Krylon also makes one.
Tread Tex Skid Resistant Coat
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Tread Tex Clear Skid Resistant Texture Coating is a clear spray coating that can be applied to interior or exterior surfaces for slip resistant safety.
This non-yellowing coating with UV protective additives, producesa tough and long wearing skid-resistant surface perfect for marine, industrial, commercial and household environments. Tread Tex can be used in hundreds of locations including stairways, floors, ladders, ramps, boat steps, walkways, playground equipment, running boards, skateboards, hand rails, porches, decks, landing and more.
One can covers about 20 sq. ft.
Tread Tex Skid Resistant Coat
15-0011
Tread Tex Clear Skid Resistant Texture Coating is a clear spray coating that can be applied to interior or exterior surfaces for slip resistant safety.
This non-yellowing coating with UV protective additives, producesa tough and long wearing skid-resistant surface perfect for marine, industrial, commercial and household environments. Tread Tex can be used in hundreds of locations including stairways, floors, ladders, ramps, boat steps, walkways, playground equipment, running boards, skateboards, hand rails, porches, decks, landing and more.
One can covers about 20 sq. ft.
by Gupleton on May 14, 2006 02:03 PM
Water in bare feet?
by Karrie on May 16, 2006 01:21 PM
Yeah the bare feet help but Its still slippery. I have just been takeing the plants down and watering in the yard. I have this monster that I have to take out frequently though and put on a lead.....well if its been even slightly misting out watch out buddy the slippery porch and her massive puppy weight knock me down. (monster = 70+ lb 6 month old St. Bernard. 70 lbs of puppy can be hard to control even for a dosile lil lady like her.
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by Jiffymouse on May 16, 2006 03:32 PM
we always used sand in the paint on the boats when i was growing up.
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