Liberon Anti-Slip Coating

Liberon Anti-Slip Coating gives a non-slip surface to highly smooth and polished interior and exterior flooring, even when wet. It is suitable for use on cement, concrete, stone, paving, ceramic tiles and wood, or in areas of high humidity such as patios, decking, utility rooms and swimming pools.

The surface to be coated must be clean, dry and free from traces of dirt, dust, grease, wax or oil.

• Remove any flaking paint with a scraper or using a suitable paint stripper / product remover
• Fill any gaps or splits in wood surfaces with Liberon Wood Filler
• Wooden surfaces can be cleaned, if required, with a suitable decking cleaner, prior to coating

Please Note: For new hardwoods, it is recommended to leave the wood exposed for up to 12 months before applying any finish. This allows the grain in the wood to open and breath and aids penetration and adhesion of the finish.

Always do a test area before starting any project to assess product suitability and final finish. Follow the manufacturer's instructions on the tin at all times.

Ideal conditions for application are between 10°C and 25°C when dry.

1. Stir thoroughly before and during application to ensure a consistent finish.
2. Apply Liberon Anti-Slip Coating with a good quality natural bristle brush or microfibre roller
3. Two undiluted coats are normally sufficient, however on very porous surfaces a third coat may be necessary
4. Allow to dry for 3 hours between coats and 12 hours before use

Maintenance

Liberon recommend applying a fresh coat of Liberon Anti-Slip Coating once yearly as part of a routine maintenance schedule.

On high traffic areas, re-apply 1 coat as and when required, following the 'preparation' and 'application' instructions above.

Can I apply the Liberon Anti-Slip Coating over an oiled decking?

In short, no. The decking oil will repel the water-based anti-slip coating meaning that it will flake and peel off. This product will only work if the decking is stripped back to bare wood with all traces of oil being removed. For previously oiled decking, we recommend applying a coat of anti-slip decking oil.

Can I use Liberon Anti-slip Coating on laminate flooring?

Unfortaunetly, this is not designed to go on laminate flooring.

Is the Liberon Anti-Slip Coating suitable for shiny porcelain tiles?

We would not suggest this product on this type of surface as it will not be porous enough to allow the coating to take form. Give our Woodcare Experts a call on 01303 213838 with details of your project for bespoke advice.