could I use this on ceramic tile steps? How about outdoor wood deck steps?
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Yes, you can use it on ceramic tile steps. They will be totally slip resistant. In the shower, with soap and shampoo and all other products, this stuff still works. It's amazing.I have not used in on outdoor wood steps, so I can't say
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Yes, you can use it on ceramic tile steps. They will be totally slip resistant. In the shower, with soap and shampoo and all other products, this stuff still works. It's amazing. I have not used in on outdoor wood steps, so I can't say
814265
Is this safe to use in a childs bath tub that is only used for baths currently? The bottom of the bath tub is slightly textured and I can't find anything to prevent my daughter from sliding around. Everything I have tried doesn't stick very well and or moves around which isn't very safe.
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works great on wooden decks but don't know about tile but certainly seems worth a try.
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I wouldn't. It would permanently ruin your tile. My grips worked great on the tile installed as instructed.
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I don't know that I would trust it on stairs especially if stair users are wearing flat bottom shoes or socks. Perhaps multi layers might work but I noticed afther applying to my flat surface deck with two step downs it doesn't leave a rough finish as say stair step adhesive strips do.
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Label says it is suitable for brick siding; brick and clay tiling are made from the same material. As long as the tile is not overly porous, I believe it should work.
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Rebecca, that is not what its intended to do. BUT Rustoleum has a great product called, Tile Transformations...I am preparing to use it on my tile kitchen counters and backsplash after using their Deck Restore this summer that saved me thousands of dollars in porch and deck replacement. They have come up with some great products for DIY folks. Go to the Rustoleum.com website and get the skinny on your tile backsplash. Or you can give them a call, their folks are really helpful. Any of their products take time (but little skill). I think you will be pleased...and no, I don't work for them, but sure do recommend them.
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As long as the tile and wood floors are sealed. Do not use on unsealed wood or unglazed ceramic floors. Please note, most faux wood floor manufacturers do not recommend the use of floor steamers.
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I used it on slippery tile by our pool and it did not work for us! I don't know about composite decking material.
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If you mean masonry or fired tile, it will be fine. Still, though, try a tiny spot first in case the tile pigment begins to come up.
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As far as I know it should be ok. We use it on ceramic tile all the time and it does a great job.
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To be perfectly honest I don't know for ssure. I use it on hard wood floors, kitchen and bathroom tiles and the )oh gosh can't think of what it's alled_ ceramic tiles in the sunroom. If you can't find the answer I would suggest to contact the manufacturer. Hope this was of some help
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I would not recommend this for tile. To get a clean cut on tile you need to use a wet saw. for a diy job there are alot of cheap wet saws on the market or just buy a cheap die grinder and use a dry cut masonry blade on it. use the right tool for the right job
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I didn't try it on wood, however, I suggest this can be used on flat, smooth surfaces, something likeglass, ceramic tile....
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hi, i don't have tile, i have laminate , but i would think it would work on tile just as well. i do like it.
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I use it on wood laminate. I would think that it should be ok, as I use it on the laminate. I love this stuff. It smells really fresh and makes my laminate and tile really sparkle. When I had real wook floors, I used a product called Bona. That stuff was amazing for wood floors. I dont know how environmentally friendly it is, but it worked well. I like the Better Life product since it doesnt harm the environment as bad as other brands!
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Saw comes with a wood cutting blade, and not set up for water. I wouldn't want to try it. Go for a wet saw for any stone tile job. A manual score , or a hand grinder with a diamond bit will do fine on ceramic.
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This kit will work on ceramic tiles for either bathrooms or kitchens. Anywhere there are ceramic tilesThank you