Rust-Oleum 367592 Home Interior Floor Coating Kit, Matte Aged Gray

I'd been avoiding refurbishing my 80 year old stairs in my house. So many options and ideas, and I wanted something simple that I could tackle myself, and just breath some new life and a clean look to my steps. The hardest part was making sure I didn't need anything from the upstairs while I waited for the recommended drying time so I could actually use the steps in between coats. I painted the flats black, and the risers white. The paint applies very smoothly, but be sure you're using at least a medium quality brush. Very little odor from the paint or the clear coat. 3 coats of white on the risers and sides, and 3 coats on the flats, and I still have almost half a can of each color left over for touch ups down the line should I need them. The clear coat dries to a medium gloss, and you'd swear it was poly or urethane. The clear coat appears milky in the can, but it's ready to go, just shake and go. It's a bit runny, so be sure you are using good lighting and get all your brush strokes evenly. I also applied pre-cut non-slip carpet treads after I was finished, so all the wear and traffic will be applied to the treads. So we'll see how this paint and clearcoat measures up over time. I didn't even use a 1/4 of the clear coat can, so there's plenty left over for another application, or just to use as a yearly maintenence. Well worth the investment, and my stairs look great!

Used to repaint bathroom tile! Turned out beautiful. I chose the matte black color because I was going to a clean modern look. Did several coats to increase coverage since I was converting cream/tan tile to black. The paint is thicker than latex paint. Adhered perfectly onto the ceramic tile. Applied in several thin coats. Key is to not rush the process and let it dry throughly between coats. Gorgeous depth of color. The sealer dries to matte finish and didn’t not change the color of the paint. I did apply three coats of the sealer as this is in a bathroom. This is in a rental home and I haven’t seen how well it’s held up. I was floored (no pun intended) by how that small project modernized the space. I would recommend to anyone wanted to make a change to old tile on a limited budget. Excellent quality product.

Great product. So long ugly tile. Would buy this again.

Overall this is a great product and super easy to use. Results in really good coverage and a nice finish (for the matte option). My only only issue with this paint is the color...it's SO hard to tell what you're going to get and what it will look like once applied. The left picture is aged grey (my first attempt) but looked too blue /lavender and completely clashed with my dark wood flooring. The middle color is charcoal grey, which is a beautiful color but it too had a blue hue and conflicted with the grey counter top (making the counter appear purplish). The right hand picture is the black which I'm ultimately happy with, just wish I didn't have several other layers of paint underneath it. In certain lighting the black does appear more as a dark navy than a true jet black. Oddly it seems all these paints have blue hints to them. Something to note too is that I ordered 2 charcoal greys and they differed in color...one was darker and one was quite a bit lighter. But having done this THREE separate times now (luckily our half bath is very small), the product applies wonderfully, instructions are easy to follow, AND it's easy to paint over 😊.

Remodeling a 1960s kitchen in a 1914 house has to be strategic. The first thing we did saved time, energy and money! The blue floor tiles did not have to be removed after all. The kit system was very affordable, instructions were easy to follow, and our new floor is gorgeous!

Garbage. Supposed to cover up to 100 square feet. I'm doing a 30 square foot bathroom, used half the can, and it needs a second, maybe third coat, meaning I won't have enough to finish the job. It is very misleading to say it will cover that much, when clearly, it doesn't. Save your money, as this product is not what it says.

I wanted no parts of ripping out my bathroom floor, which was installed in 1968 and therefore built like a tank. Enter Rust-Oleum. Despite instructions to the contrary, I put on three coats because each of the first two times I coated it, I could still see tiny parts that were not filled in. Thankfully I ordered two kits or I would've been screwed. Where the paint is thick, the top coat is much thinner. It goes on white and dries clear. I used two coats of top coat, allowing it to dry fully in-between coats. You could really tell the difference underfoot once the top coat was on, as the floor felt more like tile, where it felt like a painted surface before. Anyway, the entire project took parts of two days. The smell wasn't overpowering. I let the the paint dry thoroughly overnight, so it was about 12 hours before I started the top coat process. It dries relatively quickly but I stayed off of it for the most part until the full 24 hours had passed. I now have gotten rid of that dated looking tile without turning it into a major project and I couldn't be happier!

This product is very good for tile flooring. I bought 2 times this pack that contains a can of paint and a can of varnish. It covers well and the floor looks like a new one. I Love this product.

Se aplica fácilmente! Es mate.

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Fácil de aplicar y muy buenos resultados lastima que no se tengan variedad de colores

When we did the paint and let it dry for over a month, and moved back our furniture it started scratching from the easiest movements..and whenever we dropped the tiniest drop of liquid it changes colour and leaves a weird looking stain. If I could attach pictures I would but it's not a feature. Biggest waste of money ever!!