Best Anti-Slip Sealer for Bathroom Tile Floor

We have well water which left our bathroom tile covered with rust stains. We did a deep cleaning of the floors and walls using Muriatic acid and are now looking for a sealer to prevent further rust buildup but need…

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Heard you mention a sealer that will not slip but did not catch the name. Will it work in a bathroom shower and not cause the tiles to become slippery. My sister and I are both over 65 and would like something to help reduce the rust stains going forward, but need to make sure it doesn’t lead us to take a tumble!

Thank for you very informative show!

Our Answer

Hi Phy,

Wow, it sounds like getting rid of that rust was a big project. Well, now that it’s done, the worst is behind you!

The product you heard us talking about is TracSafe by Daich Coatings. It’s a remarkable anti-slip coating that is suitable for surfaces indoor and out.

According to the manufacturer, TracSafe works on potentially slippery interior floors subject to moisture and humidity, like laundry rooms, bathrooms, pool decks, garage floors, mudrooms and entrance floors. When applying to a tile floor, you must first be be sure that the tile and grout are clean and dry and free of soap scum and soap residue. Then just apply two coats of TracSafe.

Since the bathroom area is in an enclosed area with less air flow, allow 6 – 8 hours between coats for thorough drying. After the final coat of TracSafe is applied, let the coating cure for a full 24 hours before resuming use.

Good luck with the rest of the project!