Slip Doctors Stone Grip - Floor Non - Tile and Floor Treatment Quart

اعجبني المنتج حسب الدعاية ويعمل بشكل جيد ولكن لم اقم بتجربته لمدة طويله ارجوا ان يكون مثل الاعلان

Easy to use. As per instructions, I pre-tested on an extra tile to determine the optimum time to leave the product in contact with the shower floor. This is highly recommended in order to balance the amount of colour fading vs. increase in friction. I wound up settling on 3:40 and have an extremely slip resistant floor with slight lightening of the tile. Colour difference is not overly noticeable after treatment. Shower floor was deadly slippery before using, now I can soap my feet and dance on the wet floor without worrying about slipping.

Had used the product on my washroom and the result is excellent. It is not slippery anymore and also the result is fast. As the color of the solution is light yellow in colour , so it will be advisable to try out on non prominent area first to see if it does create any stain , especially if the tiles or flooring is white in colour.

Ich habe das Mittel auf glatten Fliesen vor meinem Haus verwendet. Bei Nässe war das eine reine Rutschpartie! Etwas in Sorge war ich, weil doch einige Rezensionen berichten, dass die Fliesen Schaden genommen hätten. Nichts davon kann ich bestätigen! Die Fliesen gereinigt, eingelassen und nach 20 Minuten erst mit Natronlauge " übergossen" und dann noch mit viel Wasser gewaschen. Und ich bin begeistert! Die Fliesen sehen aus wie vorher, aber haben definitiv deutlich mehr Gripp als vorher! Die Investition hat sich auf jeden Fall gelohnt! .. würde ich jederzeit wieder kaufen!

Worked perfectly the whole operation took 30 minutes from start to finish. Tiles now okay to walk on when wet. Clean, apply for result, neutralise and wash off & dry tiles. Ready to be walked on

When we got the “Stone Grip” product and read the instructions, I thought "this is way too complicated, I'm going to send it back". But, something told me don't give up so easily. So I got on the Web and watched a few videos, coming to realize it wasn't that hard, I just needed to make good safety preparation since it is an acid-based product. For beginners, I thoroughly scrubbed the shower floor, rinsed, and dried it, avoiding cleaning products such as bleach (instructions say to use a neutral or weakly acid-based product for this step; bleach may react with the cleaner). The instructions could have been more specific here, as I wonder if most people really know whether bleach and similar products are "acid-based" or not. Then, once I donned a long sleeve shirt and work jeans, wrapped trash bags around my shoes, (couldn’t find my rubber boots!) put on my rubber gloves and a cheap Lowe's breathing mask, I was ready to go. The actual application took only 10 minutes; after which I repeatedly applied the easy-to-make neutralizer of water and baking soda (have it ready before beginning the treatment...very important; this is outlined in the instructions). RESULTS! It made our dangerously slippery shower floor MUCH safer and we're delighted. Note: the instructions on the bottle say to use the "Stone Grip applicator", but any long-handled nylon brush will do. DON’T get too close to the work surface while the product is in use, which is why a long-handled brush works well. So be safe, pay attention and this stuff works great...at least in our "slippery shower scenario". Overall, the instructions are the weak leak in the chain; otherwise the actual product is good choice, and the effect should last for several years.