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Extensionman

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PostPosted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 2:31 pm    Post Subject:
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Could anyone advise me which paint is best to use to paint wooden stair treads
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Gloss. Anything less shiny will get dirty.
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PostPosted: Sun Jul 26, 2009 5:36 pm    Post Subject:
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I had considered using gloss, but was scared that this might be a little slippery with just socks on. Is there a product that has some friction properties within it?
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No. As soon as you get grip - you get dirt sticking. Better wear slippers.
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Thanks joe-90, good point, I'll try the gloss
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I had considered using gloss, but was scared that this might be a little slippery with just socks on. Is there a product that has some friction properties within it?
Be scared... be very sscared icon_evil.gif if you paint them all over. WATCO make anti slip stuff- bit industrial tho`.
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