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

If I could give 10 stars I would. Fantastic product.We bought from Slip Drs originally (4 months ago) for my elderly moms shower and it was so easy to apply and worked so well that we ordered 2 more bottles, on Amazon, for my sisters house.The productssmell isn't offensive while applying, dries quickly, and the sandy grit is not uncomfortable to stand on. My mom says that she really doesn't notice its even there.Its clear so it doesn't alter the color of the tub or shower.Its easy, permanent (so far) and safer than decals or mats. Plus you don't have to worry about mold or mildew that mats or dwcals collect.

this was a gift to my daughter and her husband , she was feeling unsafe in using the bathtub. I had purchased this for our bath and it works wonderful, has product states. It has been in our tub for about 2 years and continues to provide a safe bathing experience.

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We had our shower rebuilt/replaced. The new shower pan was very slippery, scary. We put this anti-slip on the shower pan and now it is not a slip and slide.

Was a good experience was exatly what we were looking for, to make a tub less slippery.

Really loved this idea so I didn’t have to on stickers that get gross and hard to remove. This was great while it lasted. I followed the instructions, it slowly started to wash away within a couple months.

Not even two weeks old and already peeling in large spots. This won't last a month. It's grippy but does not last. Don't waste your time.

Got this originally to coat elderly mom's shower stall but found a suction cup mat and stationary "walker" worked quite well.After filling a 4" glass roller ball bottle w/liquid muscle relaxant, realized the glass was slick enuf that I'd prob drop it. So applied to bottle and cap, and was just the right remedy tho it didn't stick 100% to the smooth surfaces. But, has stuck on enuf since applying in early 2017.Meanwhile, the several times I've needed to replace my cell phone, which necessitated a new case as well, starting dropping phone quite a lot. I thought it was bc I've had some loss of sensation in my hands over the past few years. Started wondering what I could do to prevent (in 30 years of having a cell phone, dropped one maybe, maybe, 3X in all those years). As I shopped for cases, read a few descriptions that boasted of being easy in/out of pockets. Ah, not me as much as the decreasing amt of non-slip areas on the cases.I rarely carry my cell in a pocket after years of either having in my purse or tote when leaving house or just laying on a counter -- rarely had the need/desire to have the thing with me at all times. Found myself dropping phone several times a day, regardless of where it had been. Broke the fingerprint sensor on power button the 2nd to last time. Most recent hard landing brought the sensor back, go figure. But the phone's other functions started up on their own: self-muting, not being able to answer calls, suddenly zooming the scroll, suddenly taking me back to a site or article of many days prior.So gathering my wits to switch the phones. New case is a little better than prior 2-3, but still far from what I want/need for slip resistance. The adhesive, non-slip stair tabs tend to come off other surfaces I've used them on, such as my TV remote controller. I remembered I still had most of this anti-slip stuff somewhere. I will apply judiciously to sides and back of new phone case ... if I can find it 😆 If I can't, I'll buy another bottle. The TV remote, cordless phone receivers, and remote control for ceiling fan will also get treated. Who knows what else I'll find that I can enhance the grip on - limitless 😊 Thank you for this product, in a reasonable size for small jobs.