Yes I would suspect so you can ...one can paint hardwood laminate, vinyl tile and concrete. Some more information might give you more direct answers and helpful links.
You can and the process would depend on the type of flooring you have. However, a high traffic area like the kitchen is not going to hold well with a painted floor most likely.
If the floors are wood you can ensure that your painted floors look their best, it's essential to clean, sand and prime them before you begin painting. The type of paint you choose for your floors is also very important. Many paint companies such as Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore make enamel paint that can be used on floors. By using this type of paint, you'll ensure the entire process will be easier and the paint job will last a long time.
Yes you can, but remember kitchen and bathrooms get a lot of wear.
Porch and floor paint is very durable, but for high-traffic areas consider topping the floor with a coat of polyurethane. After the paint has dried for a full day, use a roller to apply the finish evenly across the floor.
Most flooring can be painted, and the most important step will be priming so the paint adheres properly. Next, you'll have to seal it. However, it's hard to be more specific than that without knowing what the flooring made of now.
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This is what you can do if you have a hardwood kitchen floor:
https://www.hgtv.com/design/rooms/kitchens/painting-kitchen-floors
If it's vinyl and in good shape, yes. Here's a link with the details:
https://www.diynetwork.com/how-to/rooms-and-spaces/floors/how-to-paint-old-vinyl-floors-to-look-like-new-tile
It depends - what type of flooring do you have?
Yes I would suspect so you can ...one can paint hardwood laminate, vinyl tile and concrete. Some more information might give you more direct answers and helpful links.
Hi Julia, it will really depend on what type of flooring it is as to the method you use but you can paint virtually anything :)
You can and the process would depend on the type of flooring you have. However, a high traffic area like the kitchen is not going to hold well with a painted floor most likely.
If the floors are wood you can ensure that your painted floors look their best, it's essential to clean, sand and prime them before you begin painting. The type of paint you choose for your floors is also very important. Many paint companies such as Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore make enamel paint that can be used on floors. By using this type of paint, you'll ensure the entire process will be easier and the paint job will last a long time.
H Julia, you can, here are some links to assist you in painting certain types of flooring,
for lino/laminate - https://www.viewalongtheway.com/2013/01/how-to-paint-vinyl-or-laminate-flooring/
for tile - https://www.drivenbydecor.com/how-painting-bathrooms-ceramic-tile-floors-diy/
Hope these help you out!!
You can paint kitchen flooring, no matter if it is tile or linoleum. Here is a place to start: https://www.hgtv.com/design/rooms/kitchens/painting-kitchen-floors
Yep you can
https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=paint%20floor
Yes you can paint most surfaces, but you may need some extra preparation work depending on the surface in your kitchen.
Yes you can, but remember kitchen and bathrooms get a lot of wear.
Porch and floor paint is very durable, but for high-traffic areas consider topping the floor with a coat of polyurethane. After the paint has dried for a full day, use a roller to apply the finish evenly across the floor.
Most flooring can be painted, and the most important step will be priming so the paint adheres properly. Next, you'll have to seal it. However, it's hard to be more specific than that without knowing what the flooring made of now.
What type of surface are you painting over?
Yes - just be sure to prime and seal so that it doesn't wear off easily because of foot traffic.
Here is a tutorial of a floor being painted: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Ib-eeYPYYc