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Why do I need to stir Non-Skid Paint so thoroughly and not just shake it up real good?

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Why do I need to stir Non-Skid Paint so thoroughly and not just shake it up real good?

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The Grit material in Non-Skid Paint settles to the top of can, and sometimes sticks to the lid. This is because the Grit is lighter than the Epoxy and will stay suspended and not sink to the bottom of can after thoroughly mixed. Its best to scrap any Grit that is stuck to the lid back into the paint with a wood stir-stick; so as to not loose the normal textured surface. Mix well before and during application.

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