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Good Grip Slip-Resistant Spray Coating–Yellow (12 oz)
Anti-Slip Spray Coating for Stairs, Steps, Marine Docks, Boat Decks, Walkways & More
Product Line: Good Grip SKU: 16-89$17.50
Seymour Good Grip Yellow Anti-Slip Spray Product Details
When we started working with aerosol paint, we knew we could make high-performing products easier to use, and we have. What we don’t talk about often enough is our commitment to safety.
Seymour Good Grip Yellow Anti-Slip Spray brings our mission to design high-quality, convenient, affordable products together with serious safety. Our indoor/outdoor traction enhancer spray meets OSHA’s recommended static coefficient of friction (0.5) to help keep high-use walking surfaces safer.
It sprays on easily and is traffic-ready in 24 hours. With our Yellow finish, you get reliable traction with a bright, high-visibility safety cue on step edges, ramps, loading docks, ladder rungs, and more. Each 12-oz can covers up to 10 square feet, and the durable, micro-bead texture is resilient and resistant to oil and gasoline. Your time and money won’t be wasted on mediocre fixes when you choose Seymour.
Bottom line: Good Grip slip-resistant spray coating makes steps, ramps, decks, walkways, and more safer. Get the performance you expect, the quality you deserve, and the convenience you didn’t think was possible, all from a can of aerosol spray.
Improve Traction on Hazardous Surfaces
From shop floors and boat decks to steps and walkways, and even handrails and pull-up bars, Good Grip Anti-Slip Spray provides a dependable, non-skid finish. Help prevent slips where moisture, oils, weather, or everyday wear create hazards, or simply add better grip to slick surfaces.
Embedded plastic beads create reliable traction while the coating maintains the surface’s original character. Choose our Yellow finish when you want a high-visibility safety cue or to mark hazards and high-traffic zones. If you prefer to preserve the original look, opt for Clear; choose Black to coordinate with dark substrates.
Slip-Resistant Spray Coating for Concrete, Metal, Wood, Plastic & More
One can of our anti-slip coating spray covers up to 10 square feet. Good Grip sprays on evenly to add a fine, textured grip to concrete, metal, wood, plastic, and more. It’s the ideal choice in many settings, including as a non‑slip deck spray, ladder‑rung grip spray, or outdoor walkway grip coating.
Make the choice that’s tough enough for busy foot traffic and changing weather, but easy on you, your time, and your wallet.
Quick Facts
- Dry to the touch 10 minutes
- Recoat in 30 minutes
- Traffic-ready after an overnight dry (about 24 hours)
- Coverage up to 10 square feet per 12‑oz can
- Meets OSHA-recommended 0.5 static coefficient of friction
- Contains plastic beads for a textured grip
- More durable than tape
- Resistant to oil & gasoline
- Heat-resistant to 350°F
- Indoor & outdoor use
- Guaranteed shelf life 2 years
- Available in three colors
- Dries to a yellow finish for high-visibility safety marking
Durable & Resistant to Oil & Gasoline
Shops, garages, and docks take constant abuse from foot traffic, spills, moisture, and cleaners, just to name a few. Good Grip’s hard‑wearing anti-slip coating holds up against oil and gasoline exposure, routine cleaning, and repeated heat of up to 350°F.
At Seymour, we engineer coatings that keep doing their job long after lesser fixes peel or wear out. Did you expect anything less?
Convenient, Quick-Drying Safety Spray Paint
You cannot compromise when it comes to safety, but if getting superior safety doesn’t slow you down, you’ve got the best of both worlds. Our 12‑oz aerosol is engineered for a consistent spray and even coverage. You can hit high‑traffic zones, tight steps, or ladder rungs in minutes. Fast dry times (10 minutes to touch, overnight to traffic-ready) help you move from “watch your step” to “all good” with minimal downtime.
Safety and speed are NOT mutually exclusive.
Suggested Uses for Seymour’s Good Grip Slip-Resistant Spray Coating
Good Grip Yellow Anti-Slip Spray adds reliable traction where slips are a risk, including:
- Ramps
- Marine docks
- Boat decks
- Stairs & steps
- Ladder Rungs
- Walkways
- Railings
- Concrete, metal, wood, plastic & more
- Meets the OSHA recommended static coefficient of friction (0.5).
- Ideal for ramps, marine docks, boats, steps, and more
- Dries to touch in 10 min
- Up to 10 sq ft of coverage per can
| UPC: | 043281000475 |
| Part #: | 0000160089 |
| Container Size: | 16 OZ |
| Net Fill Wt. OZ: | 12 |
| Net Fill Wt. G: | 340 |
| Prop 65 (cancer): | yes |
| Prop 65 (repro): | yes |
| Safety Data Sheet: | View Safety Data Sheet  |
| Product Information Sheet: | View Product Information Sheet |
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Rob Lopez –
Can I use this on black hard smooth plastic of which I need to have good grip?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, we would advise to sand the plastic first to improve adhesion.
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Peter –
Can i use this on shoes and is it good for water too
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Seymour Paint –
It cannot be used on shoes. The best use is on steps and flooring, whether it’s concrete, metal, or wood.
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Louis Guarino –
Can this be sprayed on a Black galvanized metal pipe handrail that is smooth for a better grip?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, but lightly scuff the surface to improve adhesion.
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Phyllis –
Does this work well on shower floor
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Seymour Paint –
16-81 Seymour Good-Grip should work in the shower. Care should be taken when applying. Be sure the floor is absolutely dry. In addition, shower floors are made of a wide variety of materials so test the product in a discrete area to make sure that the coating adheres well. Always use caution when there is a risk of falling.
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abdulrahman –
Can it be used on ceramic and porcelain tiles ?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, however we would recommend scuffing up the tiles first to improve adhesion.
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Don Ostler –
Can it be used on the back of a rug to prevent slipping on a hard tile floor?
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Seymour Paint –
No, but there are tapes that will do that.
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Steve Scott –
does it damage fiberglass surface’s
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Seymour Paint –
No, it does not affect fiberglass. However, you would likely want to scuff the fiberglass prior to application in order to improve adhesion.
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Ethan –
Can this be used on fiberglass boats. Also is it UV durable.
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Seymour Paint –
The Good Grip can be applied to fiberglass but the fiberglass needs to be prepped properly. The fiber needs to be sanded to create the Good Grip to physically adhere to it. Fiberglass components are typically created using a mold and mold release agents are used to get the fiberglass out of the molds. It is that mold release that can cause problems for paint to stick to fiberglass unless the mold release is removed chemically or physically (by sanding). The Good Grip should have good UV resistance.
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Leegan –
Can you use this on a slab of wood being used for a deadlift platform?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes. With a lot of use you may have to reapply the coating occasionally.
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Nick H. –
Would you reccomend this for NEW wooden wheelbarrow handles?
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Seymour Paint –
No, because it would probably wear off too quickly to be of any use in that regard.
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Dana Morris –
Could you use on the bottom of your shoes if you worked in a kitchen
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Seymour Paint –
No, this would not work.
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Declan lynch –
Is it good for stainless steel. And for outside all year around?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, it would work well in these two applications.
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Delano Erwin –
What do you recommend to prevent wood stairs from being slippery? Explain details of application of product please.
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Seymour Paint –
Just a light sanding to improve adhesion and then apply the good grip to a masked off area.
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Duane Fercho –
Could I spray the plastic on my four wheeler with this? It’s all faded out and I want to renew the paint color.
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Seymour Paint –
If it is hard plastic, then yes.
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Mai –
I need to refresh parking markings? Can I use this on asphalt that is stained from oil? If not is there a product
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, we don’t make a product that would adhere over oil-stained surfaces.
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Kim –
Does it dry clear? I’m making a mosaic design on my front steps. Thank you for your time
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, it’s clear, no haziness.
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Susan Griffith –
I work in a restaurant. For bottom of shoes??? Slip resistance
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Seymour Paint –
No, it would not stick to the soles of the shoes.
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Van Le –
can this be used non pickleball paddle ton increase texture
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Seymour Paint –
Would think you could, yes.
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Marlo –
Once applied what is the Finish texture??? Is it sandy?? or what’s it feel like when running your hands
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Seymour Paint –
It is gritty.
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Patricio Navarro –
May I use it in for a crossfit bar? the idea is to avoid sliping when bare hands. I saw that they are commonly sandy (in fact you hurt a little the hands if no grip is used)
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Seymour Paint –
Yes. Good grip would be a perfect fit
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Kevin –
Can I use this on a pickle ball paddle surface to add more grit?
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Seymour Paint –
You may however would think the coating would wear off rather quickly.
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Brock –
Would this work on carbon rims to reduce the slipping with tires?
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Seymour Paint –
No
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Jonathan Limon –
Is your product good to apply on a Stainless Steel material?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes.
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A k –
Can this be sprayed on car tire tread for better traction on icy roads
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, no.
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Rick –
Can you buy your product(Slip Resistant Coating) in Canada???
How long does the coating last till you reapply???
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Tom Cabral –
Can I use this on my horse trailer ramp that has a rubber Matt on it ?
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, no.
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Vanessa Browm –
Would this work on the concrete around my pool?
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Seymour Paint –
It likely wouldn’t hold up to the constant sun exposure for years, but it could be an option if you are willing to recoat periodically.
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Kevin Csmpbell –
Could you use this on a aliminum punch plate ATV ramp
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Seymour Paint –
You would need to scuff and apply a self-etch primer, but yes.
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Eric Schlegel –
Can I use this on the top deck of a fiberglass standup paddle board?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, if the existing paint is scuffed first to improve adhesion.
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Mike Kramer –
Can I use those over a painting I’m going to do on a trailer ramp? It’s got non-skid paint on it now and I’m going to do a logo on it (it’s a tailgate party trailer) and I wanted to put a clear coat on it once the painting dries.
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Seymour Paint –
Yes
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Laurie Oloughlin –
Does this work for fiberglass shower floor?
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, no.
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DAN STJOHN –
DO YOU HAVE THIS PRODUCT FOR ROLL ON APPLICATIONS
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, no, just aerosol.
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Mike N –
Can this be sprayed on a conveyor belt for added grip?
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Seymour Paint –
No
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leeann bowman –
can you use this product on shoe soles?
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Seymour Paint –
No
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Sherrie Rinker –
Can this be used on a fiberglass bathtub floor? My 96 yr.old Mom needs more non slip on her texturized tub bottom.
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Seymour Paint –
After sanding to improve adhesion, yes.
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