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  1. 11th May 2015, 07:51 AM #1
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    Getting a grip on sliders / tree bars

    Hi

    I am having a set of sliders made from round tubing. With the last set SWMBO was not happy that when they got wet they were pretty slippery!

    So my question for the brains trust is; does anyone have any suggestions for putting some grip on the bars?

    I have thought about something like putting some kind of grit on the top of the bars but I am not sure the powder coating guys can do that.

    Other alternatives suggested are checkerplate or mesh on top of them

    Thanks
    Steve
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  2. 11th May 2015, 07:58 AM #2
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    Mix coarse sand in some durable paint, at least that is what is on stairs...
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    Steve, one can buy self-adhesive grit tape for exactly that type of application.

    Bunnings have Croc Grip.

    http://www.bunnings.com.au/croc-grip...tape-_p3961716
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  4. 11th May 2015, 08:22 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
    Steve, one can buy self-adhesive grit tape for exactly that type of application.

    Bunnings have Croc Grip.

    Croc Grip 48mm x 5m Black Commercial Anti-Slip Grit Tape I/N 3961716 | Bunnings Warehouse
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    Thanks for that!

    Just after I posted this message I was chatting with a mate who suggested exactly the same thing

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheTree View Post
    Just after I posted this message I was chatting with a mate who suggested exactly the same thing
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    Quote Originally Posted by p38arover View Post
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    I'm guessing most P38a drivers don't?
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    Quote Originally Posted by MR LR View Post
    I'm guessing most P38a drivers don't?
    Nobody waves to us either

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    If you are flush with cash consider painting the slider in that ute tub plastic paint. Grippy and wears well, better than powder coating.

    As an aside, square tubing is stronger than round tube. A good knock on square tubing will result in less damage to a comparable knock on round tubing.

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    Go for some hektic skateboard grip tape.


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