Restoring grip

Anti-Slip Coating Application

If a resin surface has become slippery, or a ramp or slope needs more grip, an anti-slip coating restores traction without resurfacing. Resin-compatible products applied to a properly prepared surface.

What you get

Adding grip where it's needed

A surface can lose grip through wear, algae or a smooth original finish. An anti-slip coating restores traction safely and affordably.

Restores lost grip

Brings traction back to a surface that’s become slippery through wear or weathering.

Targets high-risk areas

Ideal for ramps, slopes, steps and shaded, damp areas where grip matters most.

Improves wet-weather safety

A higher-friction finish reduces slip risk in rain, frost and ice.

Applied over sound resin

We clean and prepare the surface so the coating bonds and performs.

Compatible products

Resin-compatible anti-slip products that bond properly and last.

Cost-effective safety

Restores grip for far less than resurfacing the area.

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Why choose us

Lost grip usually has a cause worth treating first

A resin surface that’s gone slippery is often telling you something — algae build-up, a worn finish, or standing water in a shaded spot. We treat the cause where we can, then apply an anti-slip coating, so we’re not coating over the very thing that made it slippery. Sometimes clearing algae restores grip without a coating at all, and we’ll say so.

For ramps, slopes and steps, grip is a safety matter, so we focus the coating where the risk is highest and make sure it’s applied to a clean, sound surface that the product can bond to.

If the slipperiness is purely algae, treatment may be all you need — and we’ll tell you that rather than selling a coating you don’t require. Where a coating is the right answer, we use compatible, durable products.

You get a fixed quote up front and an honest recommendation on whether a coating, a clean, or both is the right fix.

Protection that pays for itself

  • Free assessment with a clear, fixed quote
  • Compatible, UV-stable products for resin surfaces
  • Applied to a properly cleaned, prepared surface
  • Extends the life and looks of your existing surface
  • Clear guidance on timing and re-application

An anti-slip coating helps when…

  • The surface is slippery when wetLost traction in the wet is a slip risk a coating can resolve.
  • You have a ramp or slopeInclines need extra grip for safe footing and tyres.
  • Steps have become slickA higher-friction finish makes steps safer underfoot.
  • A shaded area stays dampDamp, shaded spots lose grip and benefit from an anti-slip finish.
  • Safety is a concernFor shared, elderly or family use, restoring grip is worth doing.

Work process

How we apply an anti-slip coating

Treat the cause, prepare the surface, then coat — grip that’s safe and lasting.

01

Assessment

We identify why grip has been lost and whether a coating, a clean, or both is needed.

02

Fixed quote

You get a clear price up front.

03

Clean and treat

We clean the surface and treat any algae that’s reducing grip.

04

Prepare

We prepare the sound surface so the coating bonds properly.

05

Apply coating

A resin-compatible anti-slip coating is applied where grip is needed.

06

Cure and check

The coating cures and we check the restored traction.

Materials

Trusted, industry-recognised systems

We only specify UV-stable resin and graded aggregate from
established suppliers, because the quality of the materials decides how well the surface
drains, holds colour and lasts.

AddagripRonacreteSureSetResicleanClearstone

FAQs

Anti-slip coating questions

Why has my resin surface become slippery?

Usually algae build-up, a worn finish, or standing water in a shaded area. We identify the cause — sometimes treating algae restores grip without a coating.

Where is an anti-slip coating most useful?

On ramps, slopes, steps and shaded, damp areas where grip matters most and slip risk is highest.

Will it change how the surface looks?

An anti-slip coating is designed to restore grip with minimal visual change. We’ll explain the finish before applying.

Do I definitely need a coating?

Not always — if the slipperiness is purely algae, treatment may be enough. We’ll tell you honestly rather than coating unnecessarily.

How long does it last?

With compatible products on a properly prepared surface, an anti-slip coating gives lasting grip. We’ll advise on its expected life for your use.

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Restore grip and reduce slip risk

Book a free assessment. We’ll find why grip was lost and send a fixed written quote with no obligation.

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