1 lb Zinsser ST30 Zinsser, Skid-Tex Non-Skid Additive

I used this to provide an anti-skid coating to my garage when I epoxied it. I put some of it in a salt shaker and sprinkled over the freshly painted floor. This makes a HUGE difference. Way better than the super fine powdered glass that Rust-O-Leum sells.

Introduction: Ah, my dear fellow home-improvement enthusiasts, gather 'round! Today, I’m here to spill the beans on a little secret that has transformed my floors from slippery slopes to surefooted havens. Drumroll, please… It’s none other than the Rust-Oleum 22242 1-Pound Pail ST30 Skid-Tex!The Backstory: Picture this: I used to tiptoe around my house like a cat on a hot tin roof. Every step felt like a risky dance move, and my socks had a secret pact with gravity. But then, one fateful day, I stumbled upon this unassuming pail of magic. And let me tell you, it’s been a game-changer!Why I Love It:Easy-Peasy Application: Forget complicated rituals or summoning ancient spirits. Just mix this non-skid compound into your paint, and voilà! Apply it with a roller or brush, and you’re practically a DIY wizard.Safety First: Slippery floors? Not on my watch! Skid-Tex creates a durable safety coating that laughs in the face of slips and falls. Take that, banana peels!Versatility Galore: It’s like the Swiss Army knife of additives. Use it indoors, outdoors, on floors, patios, docks, pool decks, stairways—you name it. If it’s a surface, Skid-Tex has its back.Durability FTW: This stuff doesn’t flinch when faced with foot traffic, paw prints, or even the occasional tap dance routine. It’s like the Chuck Norris of coatings.Affordable Awesomeness: At just $8.74 (that’s $0.55 per ounce), it’s practically a steal. Plus, Amazon Prime delivers it faster than you can say “non-slip cha-cha.”The Verdict: In a world where floors are treacherous, Skid-Tex swoops in like a caped crusader. It’s the sidekick every paint can dreams of—a trusty companion that turns slippery surfaces into safe havens. So go ahead, unleash your inner superhero, and give your floors the love they deserve. As for me, I’m off to moonwalk across my living room.

I used on my boat deck and really like the grip. I used the whole tub in 1 gallon of roof coating from HD it went on great . Next time I use it I will prolly use about 1/2 to 3/4 per gallon . It's just classified sand play sand so next time I will buy a bag of play sand and use a classifier and make my own .

I didn't care for the finish when mixed with the paint. I think it works better if you paint then sprinkle this on before paint dries. I did both and the sprinkling had a better look and feel to me. I think it's a good product.

mixed it in with the stain for my deck steps. it gives the stairs some traction so it worked well.

Used it to sprinkle on polyethylene to keep from sliding.

We built a 39ft handicap ramp It always wet and slippery in the winter . We tried skid tape which kept coming up. We bought this, great price. Added it to our barn red paint, maybe a bit more than it says on the label, but that did not matter! IT WORKS PERFECTLY!! Nice gritty surface for traction! Would defiantly recommend this product, AND will buy it again if we need to paint anything with a no slip surface.

Does an excellent job on my ramp