Did you know that you can achieve wonders with DIY? What about achieving painted concrete floors for your home gym or for your recording studio?! Pick the perfect paint color of your choice, something that will go well with the overall interior aesthetic of your home. Keep some things in mind as you do so, and we will tell you here exactly what are those.
Painted Concrete Floors | How To Paint Concrete Floors
Changing a thing or two in your home no matter how big or small will most definitely create a difference and a beautiful impact to your interiors. Your floors may seem like it needs a new look, so it's best to get painted concrete floors for a change. It's going to require some work and time, but you will like the result and love it more knowing that you did it on your own. Below are what you need and the steps to achieve painted concrete floors.
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Supplies:
- Floor Paint
- Grip Additive
- Degreaser
- Paint Brush
- Paint Roller
- Extension Pole
- Paint Tray
Steps:
1. Clean the floor
Wash the floor down thoroughly and sweep the surface with a bristle broom to get rid of loose dirt.
Wash off grease with a degreaser because the paint will not stick to oily or greasy surface. Let the floor dry before painting.
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2. Prepare the paint
Before applying the paint, add one scoop per liter of grip additive to promote grip when walking on the floor. Mix thoroughly.
3. Apply paint
You can start on the sides and paint using a paint brush in careful strokes.
Roll the paint onto the floor. You can work by using small square patterns. Start at the farthest part going towards the door so you can exit once you are finished.
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Spread the paint thoroughly to avoid thick areas that may not cure properly. Apply the final coat once the first coat has completely dried.
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