Dear Lan, cover the floor with a color you like, let it dry completely. Then use gloves and a paint tray with a sponge, and make your floor with the sponge like you want. Aloha!
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Dear Lan, cover the floor with a color you like, let it dry completely. Then use gloves and a paint tray with a sponge, and make your floor with the sponge like you want. Aloha!
Perhaps this post will help you. https://www.doityourself.com/stry/how-to-sponge-paint-the-floor
This isn't technically sponge painting; but its really beautiful
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/bedroom/goodbye-carpet-hello-stenciled-floor-with-annie-sloan-chalk-paint-1587510
Goodbye Carpet, Hello Stenciled Floor With Annie Sloan Chalk Paint
Clean with TSP
use a good primer like Gripper or Zinzer 123
get your color pallet (Fllor and patio paint) you want to use and start dipping small amount with a sea sponge
repeat with the other colors till you get the desired look
seal with polyurethane