Questions and Answers for Rust-Oleum 12 oz. AntiSlip Spray (6-Pack)

A:  No

A:  We appreciate your interest, Sandy! Immersion in water is a very aggressive environment for paints. Most of our paints, including Rust-Oleum Stops Rust Anti-Slip Spray, are not intended to be underwater and may peel, blister or show rust (on metal) in a very short time. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 5

A:  Depends on weather conditions and amount of traffic using the treated area. Under normal domestic use on steps here in the Colorado mountains it lasts the winter.

A:  At least 2 years. Then I moved.

A:  Glad to lend a hand, Andkon. How long the Rust-Oleum Stops Rust AntiSlip Spray will depend on many factors such as whether it's interior/exterior, how much foot traffic it is exposed to, and more. For this reason, we are unable to provide a concrete estimation. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 5

A:  It lasts about one season. This is great stuff!!!!! We used it on porcelain tile on an exterior porch.

A:  I used it on a wooden wheelchair ramp over a year ago and it’s still working, but I will probably respray in the near future.

A:  To ensure full durability and longevity of Rust-Oleum Stops Rust Anti-Skid Spray, we recommend to avoid exposing the coating to solvents. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 3

A:  We appreciate your interest, Lane! Rust-Oleum Stops Rust Anti-Slip Spray is suitable for use on steps, decks, porches, walkways, garage floors, ramps, and tile floors. We do recommend lightly sanding glossy surfaces to ensure full adhesion. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 3

A:  I am not sure about on marble. I have used it on numerous other surfaces such as wood, plastic and metal. I would recommend taping off a small section and seeing how it applies.

A:  Rust-Oleum Stops Rust Anti-Slip Spray is suitable for use on interior or exterior concrete, metal and wood. We do not recommend this product for use on marble due to how smooth and hard this surface is. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 3

A:  Yes you can works great on all stone concrete and wood

A:  Yes, you may need to reapply annually though

A:  Thank you for reaching out. Rust-Oleum AntiSlip Spray will certainly help protect the surface from the UV exposure. Keep in mind that it's all about frequency and duration. This means that depending on how the exposure is, you may need to recoat after a few years. We hope this helps. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 1

A:  We appreciate your interest, Frank! While Rust-Oleum Stops Rust Anti-Slip Spray is suitable for use on surfaces that receive foot traffic, we do not recommend it for use on surfaces that receive vehicle traffic. This spray will not hold up to that type of environment. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 3

A:  Good question! We recommend lightly sanding the surface to remove any shoe prints and clean away the sanding residue. Then you can reapply Rust-Oleum Stops Rust AntiSlip Spray. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 5

A:  Thank you for reaching out! To ensure full adhesion and durability of Rust-Oleum Stops Rust Anti-Slip Spray, we do not recommend applying to surfaces that receive vehicle traffic. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 3

A:  I have no idea but don't believe it is intended for a garage floor.

A:  Yup. Can be used on pretty much anything, make sure the surface is clean first.

A:  Yes, this product can be used.

A:  Happy to help, Dean. Rust-Oleum Stops Rust Anti-Slip Slip Resistant Coating is recommended for use on concrete, metal, and wood surfaces. It may work on vinyl flooring, however, we recommend applying to a test area first to ensure compatibility and that you are pleased with the appearance prior to coating the entire surface. - Rust-Oleum Product Support 5

A:  I do not know, but I assume so. We used it on a raw concrete garage floor in an unheated garage and it still sticks and provides an anti-slip surface. We applied it on a cold November day last year, not exactly ideal conditions, and it cured overnight. We used 4 aerosol cans to cover 260 sq ft. We prepped the surface with a 50/50 mix of water and alcohol applied with a mop and dried it with old towels. Seems satisfactory.