I just put down some prefinished hardwood in my upstairs hallway, and I was slipping all over the place in socks. The piece that will go between the nosing at the top of the stairs and the rest of th
How about a coat of clear poly with some grit in it? MB I just put down some prefinished hardwood in my upstairs hallway, and I was slipping all over the place in socks. The piece that will go betwee
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Just a thought, and it may not be close to what you are looking for... Today, on tractor forums they were talking about putting a *LIGHT* dusting of sand between spray paint coats to make surfaces sl
I have no idea what super space age finish is on there now and don't really want to mess with it. Plus, if I'm going to make something stand out such as a different finish, I don't want it to look li
Jim - Look at something like this from the Home Depot web site: I searched for "non-skid". It sounds exactly what you want and the first two five star reviews are the same stair application. www.home
What about a strip of smooth rubber flooring, or rubber threshold? Installation options could range from a full rubber nosing to rabbeting a strip of rubber (flat or perhaps arched up like a threshol