Lucid Grip Spray-On Grip Tape

It provides a solid, reliable grip, but it feels different than standard sandpaper-style tape. It creates a textured, rubberized surface that offers excellent board control without the abrasive feel that tears up your shoes.

For the best results, you should apply it directly to a clean, bare deck or a painted surface. Applying it over old, worn-out grip tape will likely result in an uneven texture and poor adhesion.

You should let the spray dry for at least 24 hours before riding. While it may feel dry to the touch sooner, giving it a full day ensures the coating is properly cured and durable enough to handle the friction of skating.

It is designed to be water-resistant, which helps protect your deck from moisture damage and prevents the grip from peeling. However, like any grip solution, it performs best when kept dry and isn't intended to be submerged or used in heavy downpours.

Lucid Grip is formulated to remain clear, but like most clear coatings, it can eventually show signs of wear or discoloration if exposed to intense, direct sunlight for extended periods. Regular cleaning helps maintain its clarity.