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Posted by on July 6, 2006, 4:14 pm
RayV wrote:
> dtlofton@hotmail.com wrote:
> > 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
>
> You could put some grooves or flutes across the ramp with a router and
> re-seal it. They wouldn't need to be that deep to improve traction.
That's an interesting idea. Have you had success with this, or do you
know anyone who has? I'm looking for a solution that's been tried and
has been successful.
-DT
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