SlipDoctors Tub Grip Anti-Slip Bath & Shower Floor Solution – Fixes Slippery Fiberglass & Acrylic Bathtub or Showers – Clear Non-Slip Textured Coating

As we all know, most new tubs come with a supposedly non slip bottom. But as soon as it gets soapy, it gets slippery.All the non slip products out there state that you can only use them on a smooth service. I've tried stick on items. Didn't stick well. Tried the mats with suction cups. They don't stick and they get slimy and gross underneath. So I found this and decided to try it.Cleaned my tub really well and dried it thoroughly.This literally took about 4 minutes to do. Shook the bottle, poured it out on the run floor and used the supplied roller brush to spread it around evenly. Let it dry over night, about 24 hours. This stuff is amazing. A little rough under feet, but kinda feels good. Best thing us even after using soap and shampoo it was not slippery at all! This is well worth the price and so easy to use.I am very happy with the results and feel very secure when showering.😁

Worked well; shower floor went from slippery potential fall hazard to subtle texture. The roll-on form was easy and did not produce significant fumes - didn't even need to turn on bathroom fan. Dried clear [color of shower floor (white) unchanged]. We have not needed to change cleaning techniques - can squeegee shower out with no problems. Now about 6 months out - still seems to be just as good as when I first treated the floor.

Followed instructions and not happy with results. There seems to be little or no grit feeling still slippery.I used the same product a couple of years ago on a tub worked great

We bought a house and the shower was a death trap. I am not joking. It was so slick if there was any kind of water on it that you might as well have put down oil. The surface was smooth with no protection and honestly I don't know how the shower manufacturer hasn't faced a lawsuit with how dangerous the thing is. After nearly losing my teeth on the shower handle from slipping one time I determined that was the last straw, I was going to install a new shower, but before that I decided to see what other options were out there.I tried the stick on traction things - they were junk and fell off after a couple weeks.I tried the suction cup matts, and those worked for a little while, but you had to keep them very clean and pick them up after every shower otherwise scum would get under and make them a skating rink as well.Then I found this stuff and it was a miracle. Application was super easy. I sanded the surface of the shower (probably should have done that in the beginning to give a little more traction). I cleaned it well, then squirted this bottle out and used the provided roller. The roller is small, but it actually does not take long to apply.I let it set up for 32 hours before using the shower. It had a sand light texture, but it wasn't hard on the feet. It was also a miracle because I didn't break my neck trying to get into the shower or while using it. I was so happy. I had read on another review that it wears out and they'd reapply. I figured I could do that once a year, sure.Well it only took a couple weeks before the sand texture was completely gone. I was fearing for when I would step in that shower and nearly die in the process. That day hasn't come yet. The texture may be gone, but the floor still does not get slippery. So far, so good. Even if I had to reapply right now I would not mind, it is cheaper than installing a new shower, even if you DIY.So if you are suffering from a very slippery shower, I do recommend this stuff. It is easy to put down and it lasts a good while and it can save your life.

If you follow the prep steps to include the light sanding, it is a very easy application that works great! I would add an additional step: Masking the outline of textured area if you're looking for clean borderline.Only thing I wish were different: For the cost, enough solution to apply in two showers (cost seems a bit high for single shower basin/tub).

Really helps with the slipping problem!

I bought this twice. It's easy to apply on clean tub. I followed all directions and allowed it to dry for a full 24 hours. Same tub both times. It was easy to keep clean and the tub looked nice. You could feel it underfoot but it's basically transparent and didn't show (much) on an older white tub. The first time it worked great and it lasted about 2 years, so I figured I got value for my money. Eventually it wore off with repeated cleanings. So after 2 years I re-ordered the same thing, applied the same way and it didn't last at all. Basically wore off and went down the drain within a week or 2. I have no idea why, unless the formula was changed. So back to bathmats for me.