Trip Guard - Clear Anti Slip - Non Skid - Safety Tile and Floor Treatment - Multi-Surface Textured Coating for Stairs, Floors, Walkways, Boats and Concrete - Prevents Slip and Fall Accidents

I recently had my bathroom remodeled with a tile floor (including the shower floor). The tile is rated for showers however it was too slippery. I had tried a different product before and didn’t have much luck but this is working much better. I applied it using my Swiffer sweeper with a microfiber cloth and basically “mopped” it on. It’s created a grit on the floor without impacting the appearance of the tile but it feels much safer to stand on & move around in the shower. It’s been a few months since I applied it and I’m still happy with the texture/safety.

After a fall on my bathroom floor, I knew I had to do something to the ceramic tile throughout my house. I saw this and thought I'd give it a try. I used a brush, but a small roller would probably work better. I "painted it on the bathroom floor on the path I use. It went on easily, and at first it's slightly visible, but I didn't care, I didn't want to fall again! After a few days, it became less visible but was not slippery. That's all I care about! I will be putting it on other high traffic areas in my house soon.

Great price, easy to apply and really works well. I applied it on a large shower floor that has 1” tile. This has been the best solution yet. It dries clear so the tile still looks great. Two coats were applied and it really works. Highly recommend!

Put on tile, takes several coats and wears out within a few weeks

Used this on a porcelain tile shower floor. Cleaned the floor first, let it dry then wiped it down with lacquer thinner. Applied 2 coats, 1st coat thin, second coat a little thicker. Used a 4" black foam roller. I let it dry overnight in between coats. Was noticeably "gritty" after 1st coat, even better after 2nd. Dried clear as advertised. I can't speak for longevity, as I just finished. But Very impressed so far. It goes a long way. Only used about 4oz. for both coats on a 16sf shower pan.