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slippery decking!
Is there a treatment or product i can use to stop my decking from being slippery?
Re: slippery decking!
[quote="hoddle10"]Is there a treatment or product i can use to stop my decking from being slippery?[/quote]
Yes mine is like a skating rink at present. There are commercial treatments that are sprayed on but these seem so very expensisve and short lived. There must be a cheap household recipe.
You could try using non-slip decking paint. Im not too sure how effective it is!
slippery decking
The best way to keep a deck from becoming slippy is by ensuring that the deck is cleaned.. preferably at leat once a week, by giving it a good scrub with a stiff decking brush.
If there is no organic matter on the deck and no oils or other slippery liquids building up on the surface then it should remain safe enough :) Scott www.argylltimberservices.co.uk
Slippery Decking
There are many products available on the market which claim to reduce the risk of slip and no doubt many of them do. My company SkidProof (Bucks) has a non-slip floor coating which works exceptionally well on decking. It is a clear, easy to clean product which lasts for years and perhaps more importantly is non-culturised which means that does not promote the growth of algae and bacteria.
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