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Originally Posted by meme405
Both parties are stupid. The installer for saying it was going to be non-slip, and your neighbor for believing them. If you look up garage epoxy it is one of the primary complaints from people who have it, that it can be slightly slippery when wet. You'd think that would immediately stop anyone from even going down this path...
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Zone Garage offers solutions specifically for outdoor / poolside surfaces - you can see it in the link below. I also edited my original post for clarity.
https://zonegarage.ca/services/balco...erior-surface/
I presume this is the only product that was being considered in their scope of work since I can't imagine anyone wanting a surface can become slippery near their pool (they wouldn't have considered it unless the surface was non-slip), plus it's the duty of the professional to only offer solutions that are safe for the intended area.
I forgot to mention this in my previous post, but the person that scoped the work originally wasn't present when the job was being performed, so it's possible miscommunication might've happened there.
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Originally Posted by SSM_DC5
Aren't the sharp edged flakes what gives you grip? When I hand wipe oil spills on my garage floor, it's definitely not smooth enough for me to want to walk on it barefoot. I don't find my floor slippery when it's wet.
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In my garage the flakes are flat on the ground and are covered with a layer of clear coating. There's a bit of grip when it's dry, but it does get slippery when wet. I often walk into my garage barefoot or with socks without a problem when it's dry.