Rust-Oleum Anti-Skid Additive

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.

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.

Product worked great. I read several of the other reviews and the problems they had (color mismatch, setting up too fast/slow, non-skid additive settling out, etc) were just from them not following the directions. Read and follow the directions people....that's why they are there. I read and followed them and had no problems. Overall it was easy to install and Im not a handy person. The only issue I had was with the non-skid additive. As you apply the epoxy over an 4-ft x 4-ft area and work your way across the room, by the time you come back the epoxy has partially dried and when you overlap a little, the non-skid grit gets doubled up so you end up with a heavier band of grit across the room every 4-ft or so. Which is evidence that the non-skid additive does not settle out if you mix regularly as directed. Not really a bad issue as I live in Minnesota and my garage will have plenty of water/ice in the winter, but something worth noting. So you can pay someone $2,000 to do it, or do it yourself for a few hundred. Easy, inexpensive, and looks great. Whats not to love?

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!

Good anti skid, for non-slip!

Worked well

Does intended job well

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.

Amazing results. I used on wood with stain and it ended up perfectly. Feels like 60 grit sandpaper.

It adds just enough texture to make it not slippery.

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

Antidérapant transparent mais efficace, produit parfait pour Epoxy/Polyaspartic.

Fais l’affaire mais à ne pas utiliser à l’intérieur quand on ne peut pas ouvrir les fenêtres comme je viens de faire. Il fait moins 12…. Je me suis fié à la mention low odor mais croyez-moi ça reste un solvant. J’ai du quitter la maison.