Anti-slip treatment for ceramic and porcelain tiles R-9C CTS Chemistry

Reduces slipperiness on ceramic and porcelain tile floors - the effect lasts 6 to 24 months (manufacturer's data). With a pH of 3, test it on a section of floor before treatment; one litre covers 4-6 m².

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Concrete and floors

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Product image: Anti-slip treatment for ceramic and porcelain tiles R-9C CTS ChemistryConcrete and floors

R-9C improves the grip of ceramic and porcelain tiles - floors where water or grease turn a smooth surface into a hazard.

It covers 4-6 m² per litre and gives an anti-slip effect that, according to the manufacturer, lasts 6 to 24 months.

R-9C has a pH of 3 and is ready to use, with no dilution needed. Before treating the whole floor, test it on a small section.

Concrete accepts a sealer only when it is dry, clean and seasoned. A fresh slab is still giving off mix water and will push any coating off with it.

  1. Remove cement laitance and mortar residue - left under the sealer, they come away with it.
  2. Degrease the surface. Oil stains need an alkaline cleaner, not a detergent.
  3. Primed or painted floors need the old coating removed; a penetrating sealer will not bond through paint.
  4. Check the moisture in the substrate. Some solvent-based products require below 5-6 % - you will find the exact figure in the technical data.
  5. Ventilate the room if you are working with a solvent-based product indoors.

A new floor and fresh precast units need time to season - for precast concrete it is usually around 28 days.

Before sealing the whole area, test on a patch hidden by a planter or in a corner of the patio. The same product can read differently on two batches of the same material, and on a surface with old coating left on it, it will not bond at all.

Coverage
4-6 m²/l
Coats
1
Finish
invisible
Application method
brush, roller, sponge
Dilution
Ready to use - do not dilute
Where to use
indoors, outdoors
Density
approx. 1.0 kg/dm³
pH
3
Duration of the anti-slip effect
6-24 months (manufacturer's data)
Recommended substrates
ceramic and porcelain tiles
Will a sealer stop my floor dusting?

Yes, if you choose a product that forms a polymer layer - it binds the loose particles on the surface and gives a dust-free finish. It is not a substitute for a hardener where the concrete itself is dusting because it was poorly floated - the problem is then in the slab, not on it.

Can I seal concrete indoors?

Yes - choose a product approved for indoor use. With a solvent-based one, ventilate during application and for the period given in the product instructions.

What do I do about old oil stains?

Remove them before sealing, with an oil stain remover. A sealer applied over a stain seals it in and fixes it - oil will not evaporate through a sealed layer.

Does a sealer protect against road salt?

It helps - it limits the ingress of water and the salts dissolved in it.

R-9C or R-9G?

By material. R-9C is for ceramic and porcelain tiles, R-9G for granite and gneiss tiles. They also differ in pH (3 against 3.5) and coverage (4-6 against 5-8 m²/l).

Will it change the look of the tile?

On high-gloss tiles it can - the product acts on the surface of the glaze, so the difference may show. Judge the result on an inconspicuous section, ideally under furniture or in a corner, before treating the whole floor.

When should I repeat the treatment?

When the floor becomes slippery again once wet. The effect lasts 6 to 24 months (manufacturer's data), and how long it holds on your floor depends on foot traffic and how it is cleaned.

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Substrate absorbency

Calculated at 5 m² per litre.

Example for 45 m²

9L

  • 9 × 1 l539,10 zł

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