Do you need to seal a garage floor before painting?
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I did mine 10 years ago, 2 coats of reasonable quality "battleship grey" and didn't seal it. It has lasted pretty well. I think if I was doing it again I would seal it before painting as once the paint is down it won't be very easy to seal it again for obvious reasons.
Make sure it is a warm dry day as the paint takes a long time to go off, also make sure the area is well ventilated, if like me your garage is not detached and you have accomodation over the area to be painted you might find that a night in the spare room is in order...
Make sure it is a warm dry day as the paint takes a long time to go off, also make sure the area is well ventilated, if like me your garage is not detached and you have accomodation over the area to be painted you might find that a night in the spare room is in order...
Lucky I found this thread! Have been meaning to paint the garage floor...
http://www.international-paints.co.uk/how_to/artic...
International paints have a sealer and various paints on offer, in a number of colours.
http://www.international-paints.co.uk/how_to/artic...
International paints have a sealer and various paints on offer, in a number of colours.
[quote=eps]Lucky I found this thread! Have been meaning to paint the garage floor...
http://www.international-paints.co.uk/how_to/artic...
International paints have a sealer and various paints on offer, in a number of colours.[/quote
I used International paint for my floor, £45 for a 5ltr tin.
http://www.international-paints.co.uk/how_to/artic...
International paints have a sealer and various paints on offer, in a number of colours.[/quote
I used International paint for my floor, £45 for a 5ltr tin.
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