Cleaning:
The substrate must be thoroughly cleaned to remove dirt, oil, grease, dust, and other contaminants. This can be done by sweeping, mopping, and, if necessary, using high-pressure cleaners or special cleaning agents.
Drying:
The floor must be completely dry before applying a coating. Check that no moisture is trapped in the substrate, as this can impair adhesion.
Surface inspection:
Inspect the floor for cracks, holes, or other damage. These should be repaired to ensure an even coating.
Dedusting:
After sanding (if necessary), the floor should be thoroughly dedusted again to ensure that no dust particles impair the adhesion of the new coating.
This careful preparation ensures that the anti-slip coating adheres optimally and maintains its effectiveness over a longer period.