kitchen floor paint concrete

When it comes time to paint your kitchen floor, it is probably one of the most challenging projects you will tackle. Painting a concrete floor is no easy task but it can also be a fun project that turn into a project you love to do. The biggest thing you need to know when painting a concrete floor is preparation. Painting a concrete floor can be a challenge because it requires you to prepare the floor. Here are a few tips to help you get started.

Preparation – Before you paint any kind of floor it is important to make sure the floors are clean. Especially, if you have ceramic kitchen tile or vinyl flooring you must vacuum all the dust off the tiles and floor. Also wipe down the counters and appliances with a damp rag or sponge. When it comes time to painting kitchen floors patience is the key.

Apply A primer – Before you start painting a concrete floor it is important that you prepare the floor by priming it. Most hardware stores and do it yourself centers carry primers that work well on ceramic tile floors. Be sure to read the label and follow the directions. Stencil in an area of the room you plan to paint.

Tiles – Painting a kitchen floor can be difficult when you choose the wrong color or pattern for the tiles. Before you begin, lay down a couple of drop cloths on the floor where you intend to paint and cover the floor with a plastic bag. Wait 24 hours before cleaning and laying down new tiles.

Install Wall Sconces – Installing wall sconces in your kitchen can give your room a warm inviting feel. Choose the shape and style that you like and make sure you install the light-colored fixtures. If you have light-colored cabinets, choose light-colored sconces and vice versa. The fixtures will make the kitchen look more spacious and lighter.

You may also add a fabric or rug over your newly painted floor. The rug will help keep your feet cool during the hot summer days. You may want to lay some rugs throughout the room as well to further add warmth and coziness to the room. To protect your newly stained kitchen floor tiles, seal them with a sealant. Then just let them age and weather without having to worry about them getting stained again.