High Speed Tape King Black Anti Slip Tape 80 Grit, Stairway Tread Saftey Track 4 Inch x . . .

It's very good product s.

I purchased and applied this tape almost two months ago and it still looks good, no corners peeling up or anywhere else. It is still stuck down as solidly as it was when I applied it. I have a few suggestions for those who are not familiar with applying adhesive tape to outside surfaces.1. Make sure it is not too cold. I applied my tape when it was above 50 degrees. I don't think I would put this on any surface that is cooler than that, such as metal that may be much colder than the outside air. The warmer the better (to a certain point).2. Make sure the surface is clean. I don't mean just brushing off the dirt, I mean wiping the surface down with a damp rag until the rag no longer picks up dirt. In other words, when you wipe a clean rag across the surface you get no dirt on the rag. I have an artificial wood surface, so I was able to also wipe the steps down with a window cleaner that contained alcohol. My steps were *ultra* clean.3. Once I cut the size of tape I wanted, I snipped the corners a tiny bit so there wasn't a sharp corner to get kicked up.4. Don't excessively handle the sticky side of the tape. This could reduce the tackiness of the adhesive.5. Once down, don't lift the tape up unnecessarily. Apply plenty of pressure across the tape, but especially on the edges and corners. I walked across the tape several times to really get some good pressure.I've also posted a picture of the tape two months later in cold, snowy weather. It looks the same as the first day I put it down. I would buy this product again. That is, if I would ever need it again.

This product worked just great. I used it on my painted wooden steps going to the basement. The anti-slip tape was easy to cut and has good adhesion and the fifteen foot roll was plenty for the tewlve steps. I like the look of this four inch wide tape and it will be safer when going down the steps.

Good

I added a deck and porch to the front and back of my house since the stairs are wood and get very slippery during times of rain/sleet/snow I decided to add some security to the stairs for me and my grandparents. They stick very well if you sand down the wood and clean up the sawdust before applying, this was perfect for a 4 foot strip on each set of stair. They stick well and bond quickly so far after a few weeks of being stepped on I have seen no sign of them coming up at the ends (like others have said)