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I know that when I was in the Navy we used to mix the non-skid right in with the paint, then roll it onto the area that we wanted to treat. I could be wrong, but know it was not sand... I think it was pumice.
Personally, I'd check with the guys at a paint store.. (NOT Home Depot or Lowes...they just sell paint).  What I'm talking about is a Sherman-Williams kinda place.. where all they do is sell paint. They usually can answer any question you have as to what kind of paint, how to apply, etc. etc. Go to the pros for this one... it's free and it will save you cursing and a ton of paint removal later on. 
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09-25-2010, 05:55 PM
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Go to Home depot, they have a aggregate that you mix in floor paint. I bought it and put it in my paint I bought in Lowes. It's used to make the floor non slick but not as rough as non skid.
It's synthetic so it can be used in any kind of paint. It comes in little bags about the size of a golf ball. It only will take 1-2.
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