Yes, using polyurethane is a common technique. I have noted (per Pinterest) that someone painted their linoleum with KILZ interior primer and then with two coats of 'VELSPAR porch and floor latex / satin' (drying completely between each coat). They claim after 4 years of rugged laundry room use, the floor is still 'holding up perfectly.'
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Yes, using polyurethane is a common technique. I have noted (per Pinterest) that someone painted their linoleum with KILZ interior primer and then with two coats of 'VELSPAR porch and floor latex / satin' (drying completely between each coat). They claim after 4 years of rugged laundry room use, the floor is still 'holding up perfectly.'
Hi Donna, Here's a link that may be helpful! https://www.designertrapped.com/how-to-paint-your-linoleum-floors-yes/
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Thanks Lavica and Suzette!!