Anyone try acrylic on their floor. Some artsy ideas?
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You can use a stencil , here are some cool ideas from fellow Hometalkers to get you started: http://www.hometalk.com/categories/painting-techniques/interior/floors
https://www.bobvila.com/articles/paper-bag-flooring/ Not paint but interesting and attractive!
It works just fine if you clean and abrade the floor, and use a really good primer, letting everything dry well or overnight between coats. Use a top quality acrylic paint. Once you are happy with the coverage of the acrylic paint. The let that dry well, and seal with a top notch water based acrylic sealer. I'd do two coats, letting dry well between coats.
I have several rental properties with painted pine 1x6 pine flooring circa 1920. Pine is soft. I find the paint does not hold up well. I'm a restored floor kind of girl and am slowly working my way through the houses sanding and polyurethaning the pine floors.....
Prep is going to be key. Be prepared that this will need to be a labor of love if they are getting heavy traffic or moisture of any kind. Here are some ideas: http://kasswilson.com/category/floors/