It is a fine aggregate you mix into gelcoat, paint, or clear coatings to create a slip resistant, textured non-skid surface on decks, steps, swim platforms, and walkways.

Stir Evertex non-skid additive into gelcoat or paint before rolling it on, or broadcast it onto the wet coating and lock it down with a clear topcoat. Adjust the amount to control how aggressive the texture feels underfoot: more additive for high-traffic decks, less for a subtle grip.

Add Evertex to gelcoat, paint, epoxy, polyester, and vinyl ester coatings. It is a fine polymer powder that blends into any of them without changing the color, so you get a durable, slip-resistant texture in your existing deck finish. Mix it in before you coat, or broadcast it onto the wet coat.

No. Evertex is designed to disappear into the coating and take on its color, so the finished non-skid surface keeps the color of your gelcoat or paint. It adds texture, not tint. If you want a contrasting non-skid, tint the coating itself and the additive will not fight the color you choose.

Start light and test on a sample first. More additive gives a coarser, more aggressive grip, while less gives a subtle texture.