Does this product cause the running boards to be slick and not safe to stand on?
142603
No, the product only dyes the plastic as advertised. It doesn't add any texture at all...slick or otherwise.
142604
so far no , but scuff running boards with very light sand paper or scotch bright pads or it will no stick ,on my second try
1787476
The enclosed instructions specify that shoes should be worn while on the board. The bumps on its surface help to keep shoes from slipping. I have never slipped off. I would never try the board barefoot.
858260
You shouldn't have a problem with the mats being slick. For a workshop they should be fine.
611772
I always lay a towel on the top step just to catch the dripping water because of the grandkids, so I haven't noticed slippery steps at all. I'm not sure how they would be if I did not have the towel down on the top step, but we have never slipped on ours. It does have a grain texture.
930264
Not at all.They keep mud and gravel from spraying up onto the running boards, doors, and back bumper area on the body, which causes a terrific amount of "road rash".I don't mind it dirty, but I really don't like stone chips.Hope that helpsRegardsChuck
408362
I'm not sure what type of movement you mean but the the bouncing is is triggered easily. I have not had an issue with the entire base sliding. If the base is scooting easily on the floor I would be concerned.
1147665
I would say it's non slick. The rubber seems to grip surfaces rather than slip around on them. By the way if you use the kick stand don't buy this one, this kick stand is flimsy. The overall quality of the case itself is good though.
1602124
Not at all, its almost like the "grip" isn't there, you can't see it or feel it but it works perfectly stopping slippage. Clean as you normally would.
424972
I have had no problems with this at all. I have an iBUYPOWER standard red/black keyboard, and I've had no problems with sliding around. If I set the stands down on the back of the keyboard, it slides more, but it does not slide unusually. It is not a "sticky" material, but it has enough friction to keep everything on the mat, and off of the floor.
573943
Shouldn't be a problem but make sure the frame is strapped securely so the wheels don't shift under the board. The wheels tend to rotate when going over an irregular surface like a curb.
1795373
No, I have used this product for years [until I could not find it locally] on an exterior slate entryway. The surface will not get slippery when it is wet.
1568796
No, there is no grip surface on the board. It is all wood on both sides. That has not been a problem for us.
1806613
I have not noticed that on ours but have not paid particular attention. I suppose if it was swaying I would have noticed. I have actually also put wheels on my stand so it is easy to move around.
1252525
None it is just the gym .I might add that it is porly biult the slides for the smith rack a not desinged for hevey use. The bushings are square insted of round so thy dont slide on the gides freely. The way it is built the slides add resistance where it is not suppost to be .
2077633
I have not had either of these problems and the board gets a lot of use. It has held up very well and still looks great. It is very strong and I highly recommend it!
187528
I haven't had any problem it doesn't shift or fall or slide at all, but my dashboard has some texture, if yours is very smooth or has a very steep slope it might, maybe?
1438592
It does not slip very often. It's happened a couple of times, but mostly if I have it on my lap or something unsteady. On a level surface it's fine.