I done this before in a previous property where the floor had been
laid for many years.

Having moved into a newer house, it's just a year old I wondered if
it's ok to paint the floor too.

I have read about using primers and such like but in the last house I
just used leyland floor paint and gave it two coats and it seemed to
stand the test of time pretty well.

Is there anything else I should look at doing prior to painting.

Thanks

On Jun 18, 3:29*pm, Gogs wrote:
I done this before in a previous property where the floor had been
laid for many years.

Having moved into a newer house, it's just a year old I wondered if
it's ok to paint the floor too.

I have read about using primers and such like but in the last house I
just used leyland floor paint and gave it two coats and it seemed to
stand the test of time pretty well.

Is there anything else I should look at doing prior to painting.

Thanks

I don't think it would harm to give it a couple of coats of well
diluted PVA to seal it before painting.

Dave.

On Jun 18, 4:53*pm, Dave Starling wrote:
On Jun 18, 3:29*pm, Gogs wrote:

I done this before in a previous property where the floor had been
laid for many years.

Having moved into a newer house, it's just a year old I wondered if
it's ok to paint the floor too.

I have read about using primers and such like but in the last house I
just used leyland floor paint and gave it two coats and it seemed to
stand the test of time pretty well.

Is there anything else I should look at doing prior to painting.

Thanks

I don't think it would harm to give it a couple of coats of well
diluted PVA to seal it before painting.

Dave.

pva isnt damp resistant, concrete paint is. And paints dont like
sticking to pva once dry.

Just follow the destructions on the tin.


NT

Gogs wrote:
I done this before in a previous property where the floor had been
laid for many years.

Having moved into a newer house, it's just a year old I wondered if
it's ok to paint the floor too.

I'd guess it would be pretty much dry by now

I have read about using primers and such like but in the last house I
just used leyland floor paint and gave it two coats and it seemed to
stand the test of time pretty well.

International Paints is the place to look, they do a specialised concrete
sealer & quick drying garage floor paints
http://www.international-paints.co.uk/



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