I painted a cement porch once. If it's never been painted, just clean it well and paint. If there's old paint, use wire wheel to scrub off loose chips and clean things up so you have level clean canvass. Again, try and pick a day not so humid. Stay off it untill completely dry, add however many coats you need.
Sweep and vacuum the floor very well to get everything off of it and then use a roller and get him some gray flat or semi gloss or eggshell paint finish so that’s a slippery when wet and use a roller and just roll the whole thing but try gray battleship gray
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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We recently painted over our worn hardwood floors in the house, because we could not effort to have them refinished. We used a good porch and patio floor paint from B...
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I painted a cement porch once. If it's never been painted, just clean it well and paint. If there's old paint, use wire wheel to scrub off loose chips and clean things up so you have level clean canvass. Again, try and pick a day not so humid. Stay off it untill completely dry, add however many coats you need.
Lisa is right but be sure to pick paint for cement so that it sticks and wears longer and better.
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Sweep and vacuum the floor very well to get everything off of it and then use a roller and get him some gray flat or semi gloss or eggshell paint finish so that’s a slippery when wet and use a roller and just roll the whole thing but try gray battleship gray
Use paint intended for concrete. Make sure it is very clean, first.