Detailed Specifications

Usage Instructions

General Surface Preparation

• Skid Grip must be applied to a properly prepared sound surface.
• Surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned of all dirt and dust.
• Dirty surfaces should be washed with a strong detergent solution, rinsed with clean water and allowed to dry overnight.
• Grease, oils and wax should be removed by solvent cleaning to insure proper adhesion of the finish paint.
• All old, loose, scaly or flaking paint must be removed back to a sound substrate before any repainting is attempted.
• New concrete should be allowed to cure a minimum of 30 days before applying any finish.
• Steel troweled, hard, glassy smooth, and sealed concrete (curing agents or sealers) should be mechanically abraded or acid etched to create a profile to obtain proper adhesion.
• Water droplets should immediately penetrate into concrete to determine if coating is possible.

Application

FixAll Skid Grip can be applied by brush or roller. Continue to work with a wet edge, to retain uniformity of finish. For larger surfaces FixAll Skid Grip is best applied by pouring from container in an "S" pattern and then spreading with a squeegee or 18" roller. Apply liberally. For best results, apply with a 1/2" to 1 1/4" Roller Nap 

CLEAN UP

A mixture of warm water and mild soap is the best cleaning solution for water-based paints. Prepare soapy water and pour into a clean container. Dip the paint brush into the mixture, working the soap through the brush bristles. Follow with a clear water rinse. Repeat the process if necessary. Always use a clean container with clean soapy water and follow with a clear water rinse. For stubborn water-based paints, try mineral spirits or lacquer thinner, followed by warm soapy water and a clear water rinse.