Durable Anti-Slip Protection for Deck Surfaces (4222E)
Nitto Slipguard (4222E) is a high-performance protective film designed for temporary underfoot protection during vessel builds, refits, and maintenance. It safeguards surfaces against dust, dirt, foot traffic, paint splashes, and water stains, keeping your deck areas clean and protected.
Its textured anti-slip surface enhances safety in dry conditions, while the film remains easy to apply with minimal effort — provided the surface is clean and dry. Once in place, Slipguard offers excellent abrasion resistance, holding firmly without tearing or lifting prematurely.
Ideal for use on a wide variety of marine flooring, including wood, teak, varnished, or painted surfaces, Slipguard leaves no adhesive residue upon removal, even after extended use.
♻️ Fully recyclable and trusted for interior and exterior marine environments.
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Key Benefits
Enhanced Workplace Safety
Textured anti-slip surface helps reduce the risk of slips and falls during construction and maintenance work.
Surface Protection
Guards surfaces against dust, dirt, foot traffic, paint splashes, and water stains during projects.
Residue-Free Removal
Removes cleanly without leaving adhesive residue, even after extended periods of use.
Environmentally Friendly
Fully recyclable material for responsible disposal after completing your project.
Technical Specifications
Engineered for safety and surface protection in marine environments
Adhesion Level | High |
Recyclable | Yes |
Weatherability / UV Resistance | < 3 months |
Residue after Removal | None |
Colour | White |
Elongation | < 200% |
Ease of Unwind | Very Good |
Properties | Anti-slip, abrasion-resistant, easy removal |
Surface Compatibility | Wood, teak, varnished, painted surfaces |
Application Areas
New Builds
Protects deck surfaces during the construction phase while providing a safe working environment for crew and contractors.
Refits & Renovations
Shields existing deck finishes during extensive refit work, preventing damage from tools, paint, and foot traffic.
Painting Projects
Provides floor protection during painting and varnishing of adjacent surfaces, catching drips and preventing tracking.
High-Traffic Areas
Safeguards deck surfaces in passageways and frequently used access points during maintenance periods.
Application Information

Proper Application For Best Results
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Surface Preparation
Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free from dust, grease, or loose material that might affect adhesion.
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Measure and Cut
Pre-cut Slipguard to the required dimensions, allowing a slight overlap at seams for complete coverage.
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Application Technique
Remove the backing and apply from one end, gradually smoothing down with a squeegee to prevent air bubbles.
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Secure Edges
Pay extra attention to edges and seams, applying firm pressure to ensure proper adhesion in high-traffic areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How long can Slipguard be left in place?
Slipguard is designed for temporary protection during construction, refit, or maintenance projects. While it offers UV resistance for up to 3 months, it performs best when used for shorter periods of 4-8 weeks. For extended protection needs, we recommend periodic inspection and possible replacement to maintain optimal anti-slip properties and protection.
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Is Slipguard waterproof?
Slipguard offers good water resistance and will protect surfaces from water stains and minor splashes. However, it's not designed for continuous submersion or for areas with standing water. The anti-slip properties are optimized for dry or slightly damp conditions. For areas frequently exposed to water, we recommend checking edges regularly to ensure water isn't migrating underneath the film.
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Will Slipguard damage teak decking?
Slipguard is specifically formulated to be safe for use on teak and other wood surfaces. It's designed to remove cleanly without leaving residue or pulling oils from teak surfaces. However, for very old or dry teak, we recommend testing on a small area first. Also, avoid leaving Slipguard on teak for extended periods in hot, direct sunlight, as this may affect the natural aging process of the wood underneath.
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Can Slipguard be walked on with wet shoes?
While Slipguard provides good slip resistance in dry and slightly damp conditions, it's not designed to replace dedicated wet-area anti-slip solutions. The textured surface offers some grip when moderately wet, but caution should still be exercised when walking on the surface with wet shoes, especially in areas with significant water exposure. For maximum safety, we recommend keeping the surface as dry as possible.
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