50.155005 Sharkgrip Slip-resistant Additive 1-LB

This does exactly what it says it does. I accidently purchased way more than what I needed. Purchased enough for a 5 gallon bucket of paint, only needed to add to a quart of paint (that was my fault!) Added 4 tablespoons to a quart of epoxy. gave the perfect grip to the steps in my pool. Visually there is almost no difference, but when you run your hand over it you can feel the difference!!!

Very happy with this supplement.

For some reason one area had spotty patches of white so through. Not sure why but the rest turned out great.

Painted my sidewalk and porches, about 1200 sq ft. This adds grip without messing with the finish. I added it to the two topcoats of sealer. Easy to mix in and apply.

Someone mention this product to me at HD, told me it was the best. I took a chance and decided to order it on Amazon and add the 1lb bottle to my 5 gallon bucket of paint. Sturred it in and started to paint my porch,sidewalk around house, patios and driveway. This stuff (sharkgrip) is amazing and I'm glad I found it. Works amazing. And will definitely buy again! Here.are a cpl pics to show u the painted coverage of sidewalk and driveway with the sharkgrip added to the paint. Blue is the old color.

Surprised how well this worked. My stampled concrete was slick! Very hazardous. I was skeptical and tripled the recommended rate. Dont do that! Lol. I created a mess in some spots. Follow instructions.

We painted a sealer on the concrete floor of our 24x40 barn. After thought if it got wet, we would slip and fall. We ordered this, arrived quickly. Added it to our sealer second coat. Great coverage and non slip seal.

It was easy to apply but floors are still very slippery. It really didn't do want it said it could.

What a difference? We have a hot tub and for all the years that we have sealed our concrete patio, we were constantly at the grandchildren - “ careful, slow down, don’t slip”. This year we added this to our sealant and it’s drastically reduced the potential of slipping. It was easy to mix in and apply. A keeper.