Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: could I use this on the bottom of snow boots to help with traction? Need to go in and out of carpeted buildings all winter.
Document: Our steps could be slippery when it rains. So I used this product. The non skid part is great. The paint though does not cover well. It took two coats. Next time I plan to paint the steps with regular outdoor paint for the cover and then use one coat of non skid over that, matching the colors. The rubber content is good. Pricey but effective.
I would recommend this coating to anyone who wants to apply a non-skid surface. It is an outstanding product. I would recommend two coats and do not use a roller but a paint brish. Also apply the coating in one direction and do not brush it back and forth. My can of paint came in a gray color (which is the only color available to my knowledge). Maybe the manufacturer could provide the paint in a white or black color.
Skid-No-More is very good to use on the deck of a boat. Whether topside or below, the compound of a rubberized paint is good to have. Application is easy. If applying to fresh fiberglass, be sure to sand a bit to rough up so it will stick good. A clean surface is always recommended when painting. Skid-No-More holds up very well. I use it on my deck in my commercial boat and it lasts for years before I need to apply more. The price I got for a gallon of this was the best anywhere also.
I have never reviewed a product before and say this just to let you know that I am not a complainer by nature. I bought this product for the bottom of my aluminum fishing boat in lieu of putting indoor/outdoor carpeting back down. The old carpet was removed and I meticulously prepared the surface. It was thoroughly cleaned and sanded and the product applied following the directions on the can. This product turned loose and started peeling off before we even had a chance to use the boat and get it in the water.
The base in this latex is a little thin and the rubber particles are quite grainy. I put it on a bench top for a non-slip surface and I think it will work well for that. I poured it on and then used a fluffy roller to spread it out. I also put masking tape around the bench so it formed a tub of sorts. After I smoothed and leveled it as best I could I got a couple of rubber mallets and pounded on the sides and underside of the bench top to shake the surface and that seemed to smooth it out fairly well.
I contacted TCP Global Corp. who is the company that sells the product through Amazon. They had the worst customer service I have ever dealt with, as I was told that it must have been my fault and the surface must not have been prepared right. They would not discuss a refund of any kind. I would not buy this product from any seller, and I would not buy ANYTHING  from TCP Global. They are just not nice people and made no effort to help me. Do yourself a favor and avoid this product and TCP Global.
I purchased 6 gallons of this product to coat the floor of my pontoon boat. I replaced the entire flooring with marine grade plywood and thought this would be a great idea v. new carpet. I absolutely love the properties of the product and finally learned the best way to use it once I was 70% finished. First, if you are considering it for the same thing I did, don't do it  unless you can spray it on. If I had it to do over again, I would choose a vinyl covering.
My boat is 24' long and I have to really stretch this material to cover it all with 6 gallons; therefore, I did still save a few hundred over a carpet or vinyl choice. Also, you CANNOT roll this material and brushing will leave the traditional brush marks. I finally poured the material directly on the deck and use a concrete trowel to &#34;float&#34; it over the surface. This worked much better but I wish I had access to an undercoat sprayer which would have worked excellent and left a great finish.
This has a great price, worked like it should and works on wood... I have even gotten compliments on this stuff from my wife's sister and mother because this works so well and slipping when ya get older is a constant worry. Especially when your porch is over 4 ft off the ground...
I was resurfacing my diving board and was looking for a product to do the job. I came across this non-skid coating and decided to give it a try. When I applied the first coat, it was quite watery and I thought that it may not work. After it dried, it formed a good bond to the diving board, so I gave it another coat. When this second coat dried, I was pleased that it formed a wonderful non-skid surface. I applied a coat of paint to this surface and the diving board looked like new.
Answer: no