If you need step by step there are a few really good books out there that give excellent advice and pictures on how to. I have done many that have lasted for years. You can use drop cloths but the craft stores also sell special floor cloth that is already primed so painting and overal protection is the only steps left for you to do. The final step is an application of wax that is used on bowling ally's. this is applied many times. It is not slippery and makes the cloth easily washable. This is a picture of a picture of the first floor cloth I did about 7 or8 years ago for a friends bathroom. She is still using it.
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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Easy! Get a canvas tarp and use acrylic paint...
Here is a simple tutorial for that https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/rooms/drop-cloth-rug-29637149 and this one is super creative https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/rooms/drop-cloth-zebra-hide-rug-607434
Drop Cloth Rug
Drop Cloth Zebra Hide Rug
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If you need step by step there are a few really good books out there that give excellent advice and pictures on how to. I have done many that have lasted for years. You can use drop cloths but the craft stores also sell special floor cloth that is already primed so painting and overal protection is the only steps left for you to do. The final step is an application of wax that is used on bowling ally's. this is applied many times. It is not slippery and makes the cloth easily washable. This is a picture of a picture of the first floor cloth I did about 7 or8 years ago for a friends bathroom. She is still using it.