Anti-Skid Additive | Aluminum Oxide Formula | Adds Slip Resistance | Sand-Like Particles | 3.4 oz

Works well. I added one pack to about 1.5 quarts of a 2-part epoxy based paint, stirred well and rolled it onto the floor of my boat with a short-nap roller. Looks good, no noticeable color change in the off-white. Definitely skid proof. The label says "Mix one package per gallon of paint." I think that might be a little thin. One pack in the quart and a half was more than enough, probably would have been good for at least 2 quarts, but I'm afraid a gallon would be pushing it. Guess it depends on how "non-skid" you want it. On a wet boat deck, better safe than sorry, but a pack per gallon might do fine for a house porch.

Does intended job well

The Additive is the perfect solution for anyone looking to add extra safety and traction to their floors without compromising on style. Whether you’re applying it to a garage floor, driveway, patio, or any concrete surface, this additive offers peace of mind by reducing the risk of slips and falls while still delivering a professional finish. One of the best features of this anti-skid additive is how simple it is to mix and apply. It blends effortlessly into most Rust-Oleum floor coatings, including epoxy and latex-based paints. The instructions are clear, and the additive disperses evenly throughout the paint, so you don’t have to worry about clumping or uneven texture. Even if you’re a DIY beginner, the process is straightforward.

The grip is great . Worth the penny.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: This stuff was great. I added it to one gallon of exterior latex acrylic paint and painted my porch. Now my porch is non-slip but still semi-gloss!

I purchased this product to add to the paint I am using on my front porch. It worked great and I now have a non skid surface on my porch. I am pleased with the product.

Used on ramp to front door and don’t have to worry about slipping. Mixed some in paint and sprinkled rest on top of wet paint.

I was adding it over painted walkway tiles to prevent slipping. Instead of pouring it into the pain jug (since I didn't need to paint that much. I actually carefully scattered some like dust on each 16" square paver, and used a regular Medium sized brush, and it actually stayed where I scattered it, and works perfectly. Prevents skidding in the rain, etc. I'm glad I tried this!

Added this to the final coat of an epoxy floor, so customers don’t slip. Works as it should, holding up in a commercial setting.

It adds just enough texture to make it not slippery.

Due to lockdown I couldn't use the same. But company sells excellent products.

Very good product

Sloped steps in northern climate; and want to avoid insurance claim. Combined with the Kilz porch paint, the suspension was perfect, and the hard particles preserve the paint surface "gluing" them down (unlike soft particles that can roll off).