SlipCare® - "STOP it" - DIY Abrasive Anti-Slip Coating

SlipCare® - "STOP it" is an anti-slip coating for any kind of floor, bath or shower tub -- especially developed for coating small areas. Applies easily to wood, tiles, natural stone like marble, granite and terrazzo, boats and docks, PVC, plastic, acrylic, linoleum, enamel and metal (no stainless steel or glass), and covers approximately 18-20 square feet per kit. Endorsed by AARP Magazine!

SlipCare® - "STOP it" is the DIY way to put an end to the danger of slipping accidents in bathrooms, showers, saunas, in laundry rooms, on stairs, at the pool, on the terrace, or in the kitchen.

The coating is transparent and glossy, allowing the structure and grain of the surface to be preserved. It can be used inside and outside, and applied easily by anyone without any special skills.

SlipCare® - "STOP it" is extremely water-repellent, totally solvent-free and is water based. The coating is applied in 5 minutes with the supplied paint roller.


  One (1) SlipCare "STOP it" kit...$29.95
(covers approx. 18-20 square feet)
  Double set of "STOP it" kits...$58.60
(covers approx. 36-40 square feet)
 
 
 Triple set of "STOP it" kits...$87.95
(covers approx. 54-60 square feet)
 
  "STOP it" Primer...$27.50
(Use in areas that are porous or subject to moisture from below)
 

"STOP it" Primer - Home Kit: applied prior to "STOP it" non-skid coating when necessary. Use in all areas that are porous or subject to moisture from below. Works on all dry and wet mineral surfaces containing quartz, such as tiles, natural stone, travertine and absorbing surfaces like concrete. SlipCare® Primer is available in small quantities of 100 ml (3 fl. oz.) and comes with roller tub, mixing spatula and roller.

SlipCare "STOP it" abrasive DIY coating has 500-cycle Sustainable Slip Resistance, which means it will maintain good wet slip resistance for several years in low foot traffic situations. Simple, easy to follow instructions are included as well as everything you'll need to have your floor or bath treated in 5 minutes. Allow a maximum of 12 hours for the coating to dry, and your slip and fall problems are over. Check out what AARP said about it.