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1/8th'' or less is all you need - which should not weaken the board for your purpose. Sounds like you need a wider surface tho...Of course, composites are available in all of the typical widths of dimensional lumber. i.e. - you can get a composite board that is 12'' in width ( some...

Have you tried grooving the board ? I really believe you will find that will work, because it gives them a place for their nails and toes to grip. Just like raised rungs do....

Great! If he us uncomfortable with doing it that way - look for a cabinet shop, or high school wood shop - and ask them to do it for you. Circular saws in this application - are a little trickier oto use - safely. That was why I recommended the sliding compound miter or radial arm saw. Please...

The tread tape may work - if the surface is smooth enough for it to bond to it. Here is another option for you: Have someone with a sliding compound miter saw or radial arm saw cut grooves across the width of the board that are approx. 1/8'' deep or less and every 2-3 inches apart, for the...