Anti-slip Epoxy System Provides High Traction and Durability

Is compatible with previously installed coatings

Aug 25, 2021

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Wooster Products anti-slip coating meets OSHA and ADA standards, as well as ASTM slip-resistance requirements. Eco-friendly, the Walk-A-Sured Water Clear Heavyduty 20 two-component epoxy system contains polymer grit for added traction. Water, solvent, and chemical resistant, the system is available in 1-gal kits that cover 150 to 225 sq ft. It cures completely in 6 to 8 hr at an ambient temperature of 77 °F. Compatible surfaces include concrete, metal, wood, glass, ceramic tile, terrazzo, marble, stone, and previously installed coatings.

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