Mine was a hardwood floor which I painted because it got pretty messed up during remodeling. Wanted to try the idea with chalk paint. After a good cleaning I primed the mixed 2 c paint, 2 c plaster of paris 2 c water. Mix very well and taped baseboard edges. Used a brush to cut in then a roller for most of floor. Overlapped wet edges of paint until complete. It looked beautiful when done. Several coats of clear coat are required. I suggest a waterbased poly for the top coat for floor finish. I used an oil poly and hated the smell which never went away plus gave a yellow tint to the gray floor. After I had a floating LVP floor installed on top. Finally the smell is gone. Hope this helps.
I was wondering if you could help me with something -- I have an entirely oak kitchen. I know it's the rage now to paint or gel stain cabinets. I've been considering ...
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Sand the stain off then paint.
Mine was a hardwood floor which I painted because it got pretty messed up during remodeling. Wanted to try the idea with chalk paint. After a good cleaning I primed the mixed 2 c paint, 2 c plaster of paris 2 c water. Mix very well and taped baseboard edges. Used a brush to cut in then a roller for most of floor. Overlapped wet edges of paint until complete. It looked beautiful when done. Several coats of clear coat are required. I suggest a waterbased poly for the top coat for floor finish. I used an oil poly and hated the smell which never went away plus gave a yellow tint to the gray floor. After I had a floating LVP floor installed on top. Finally the smell is gone. Hope this helps.
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