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need traction on a deck ramp
I have a recently constructed deck with a ramp. I used a clear sealer
on the entire deck, and the ramp is now very slippery. From the posts I've read, it seems I have two options: (1) broadcast some sand on wet sealer, let it dry, and then put on another coat of sealer, or (2) apply non-slip adhesive strips. With the sand approach, I'm wondering how it will hold up, how will it look, and how well will it work - and when it is time to re-seal, I assume I'll need to put down more sand - will this sand-on-sand accumulation cause problems? With the adhesive strip solution, I'm concerned about them not adhering. I've seen many discussions concerning solutions for painted decks, but none for decks sealed with a clear sealer. Does anyone out there have a solution which worked for them? Thanks. -DT |
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