I have an issue where some amateurs painted a 12" stripe around the an in-ground pool ... using the same paint they used on the pool. It is very slippery when wet.
The surface is aggregate concrete; sandblasting off the paint is a possibility next year, albeit with a good chance of ruining the concrete underneath.
What I am looking for is a product which I can put over top of this paint that will provide a surface that is non-slip when wet. I've found two possibilities...
- Cloverdale Paint's Step Safe - which provides a high grit surface, but still feels slippery when wet against bare skin; seems well suited for wet traction for shoes, but not bare feet.
- Deckote, which I have not tried, but again seems to rely on bumpiness for traction.
Can anyone suggest an alternative?
The surface is aggregate concrete; sandblasting off the paint is a possibility next year, albeit with a good chance of ruining the concrete underneath.
What I am looking for is a product which I can put over top of this paint that will provide a surface that is non-slip when wet. I've found two possibilities...
- Cloverdale Paint's Step Safe - which provides a high grit surface, but still feels slippery when wet against bare skin; seems well suited for wet traction for shoes, but not bare feet.
- Deckote, which I have not tried, but again seems to rely on bumpiness for traction.
Can anyone suggest an alternative?
