Hi Marcie, Some paint companies make porch and floor paint that is durable. Perhaps the best thing would be to sand and prime first. Your paint store or big box store should be able to suggest what's right to use, it may also depend on location of the floor; if it is for a basement or below grade they may have other suggestions. Good luck!
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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Hi Marcie, Some paint companies make porch and floor paint that is durable. Perhaps the best thing would be to sand and prime first. Your paint store or big box store should be able to suggest what's right to use, it may also depend on location of the floor; if it is for a basement or below grade they may have other suggestions. Good luck!
I would purchase a paint that is made for wood floors. I found this article for you to read--there's a few good pointers: https://www.profloortips.com/hardwood/painting-wood-floors/
Deck paint from Ben Moore