SLIP Plate No. 1, Quart

Works if you follow instructions I have a acre of grass cut. I used to use WD-40 to stop the grass from sticking to the deck of the zero term kind of worked, but not really had to power wash the deck after each mowing applied this two coats per instructions. It’s like a Teflon fry pan now nothing sticks expensive but worth it just follow instructions.

Works great for the underside of my riding lawn mower to keep it from building up grass clippings on the bottom. Nice and slick. Used it for one season so far and is staying in good shape. Same it’s the auger area on my snow blower. Keeps the snow from building up. I only used about half of a pint on two riding lawn mowers and two snow blowers. So you get a good amount for the money.

4 Stars for now. I saw a YouTube video where this product was applied to the undercarriage of a lawnmower and later was tried. That finally end result looked Fantastic. Clean and scrapped Everything undercarriage lawnmower which was previously very dirty. I only used a paint stick to stir the inside contents for around a good 12-15 minutes. Which wasn't bad. Just needed to be careful on That whole thing. I applied 1 coat, letting it dry probably 25 minutes, and 2nd coat was added. Did this in the shade with a moderate breeze of around 79°-82°, which everything dried fairly quickly. Applying was easy, it's a very smooth thickness, and sticks really good and Not runny or drips uncontrollably. Gonna give this a try and hope all goes well.

I got spray and a qt to brush on I like the spay on because it is easier to put on but both are great

I followed ALL instructions on the web and on the can. I properly prepared the lower surfaces on both my John Deere lawn tractor deck and small push mower deck per those instructions. The result on both mowers: the grass built up AND STUCK worse than before I applied the product. (The metal was smooth prior to application.). Applying this very thick product by brush is a complete waste of time. Once it has dried, the surface is extremely rough thus providing more surfaces for the cut grass to adhere to. Adding another coat only makes matters worse. My advise is to completly prepare the surface by removing all rust and then spraying on a filler to fill all of the rough areas of the surface to be coated. Sand the surface lightly. Then and only then should you SPRAY the product on to the prepared surface. Once two coats have been applied, use some 100 -200 grit sandpaper to make the surface perfectly smooth which will give less surface area for the grass to adhere to. This should work better than the brush-on method. You can purchase this product in spray-on cans. DO NOT USE A BRUSH!

Really thick on the bottom. A lot of mixing and will melt a plastic flower pot. Worked great 👍

A complete waste of time, effort and money. I pressure washed the mower deck, wiped it down with acetone and applied the first coat. I waited 24 hours to apply the second coat only to find the first coat would not adhere to the powered coated deck. I could remove the material with a fingernail. Very disappointed.

I applied 3 coats to the underside of a new mower deck, following OEM instructions. It does appear to prevent grass buildup, but is not as durable as I expected. Some areas were worn off after first mowing.