How can I paint the stairs to the basement without them being slippery
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check with local hardware store. They make a non-skid paint and there are also techniques to add sand to your paint.
Non- skid strips, also drawer liners cut to shape and clued
Sand down the glue so the treads are smooth. Then when you paint them, scatter a light layer of sand on the treads. It really works!
There's also a textured paint I've seen at Home Depot that does the same thing.
You can get a paint additive from Rustoleum especially made for that purpose. It's available at most big box stores.
Lowes and Home Depot sell a paint with grit in it to prevent slippery conditions.