Slippery deck-Need a sealer that is not slippery- Help!!

Behr makes a product called Deck Over... make just for decks

First I would have it power washed, then check with the paint department for a sealer, that won't cause this problem.

I have been advising many members not to use these deck over products. They tend to crack and peel within two years. There are and have been class action lawsuits against the manufacturers. Some members have used the products and it's become a nightmare. Hard to remove when it cracks and peels. Some had to replace deck boards and/or replace complete decks. These are new products that have not been tested for the long term in real life environment but in a factory controlled setting.

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You can try anti slip deck stain for deck. It has abrasives mixed in it to prevent decks from being slippery.

Go to a Marine store. They have many options available. You may have to power wash or sand your deck to get the current coating off. Well worth it. You don't want a fall!

Here are responces to what one Hometalker did. Seems like a lot of Hometalkers have use these and have a lot of horror stories.

I'm not sure why Thompson water seal didn't get absorbed into the deck. Only reason the boards were wet. There is non slip stain that has grit in it to make decks less slippery. There also is a grit type product that can be added paint and stain to make it non slip. Another option is to use stick on no slip strips on the steps and anywhere it can be slippery.