How do I camouflage really gross wall tile?
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I did mine so long ago& get many good compliments on it. Rough up the tile, add an adhesive so the paint stays, paint then use a sealer to seal it.
Chalk paint will work on tile. I'm not sure if you're looking to paint tile in a shower, but if not, check this out.
https://www.housebeautiful.com/design-inspiration/home-makeovers/news/a7300/hand-painted-bathroom-floor-tiles/
The adhesive should be placed on the wall & then painted. Do not add the adhesive or mix it to the paint.
Paint it. It works. Look on you tube and you will find tons of DIY's. Good luck and post pics when your done!
Paint it. It works. Look on you tube and you will find tons of DIY's. Good luck and post pics when your done!
Since this is an apartment. What ever you do make sure you get permission from the landlord in writing. You don't want to jeopardize you security deposit or be sued.