How To Paint Tile Floor In Bathroom

Use a roller to apply paint evenly to the tile.

How to paint tile floor in bathroom.

Painting tile requires the use of special epoxy paints or tile paints. This paint is made to stick to tile. You can paint over ceramic tile walls in a bathroom but you will lose some of the interesting characteristics of tile since the grout lines will be the same color as the tile. Once the primer has dried paint your floor tile.

Make sure to paint grout as well. Paint the tile floor. Painting the ceramic tile floors in our first floor bathroom was one of those projects for me. Also you will have better luck if you avoid painting tile which receives a lot of water or wear such as.

Painting the bathroom tile can involve either rolling color onto large swaths of tile at a time or brushing individual tiles by first cutting in around the edges. Use the same method as above by first cutting in the edges with the paint brush and then rolling the rest. When replacing floor tiles is so costly time consuming and messy a coat of paint seems like the obvious budget friendly alternative but this seemingly obvious diy solution isn t the fix all you d hope for. Painting tile floors seems like a common sense fix to an ugly tile problem.

Add a clear coat of polyurethane if desired. Let the paint dry for 24 to 48 hours until it is completely dry. It is extremely durable and washable. Tile tub or shower surround.

The tile theme is not intentional but it happens that the next project is at the touch gold project mom s house where we are painting floor tile in the upstairs bathroom. After all you can paint an ugly wall or an outdated door why not paint some floor tiles. If you do opt to paint tile floors in high moisture spaces such as the bathroom opt for a section of the floor far from the mildew prone splash zone of the shower or bathtub and or choose a. The latter method would.

From there apply primer to tiles and give it 4 hours to dry before sanding again to remove any imperfections. Allow the first coat of paint to fully dry. I decided i was going to paint my bathroom floors way back in 2014 when i was making over my space for the one room challenge but the stenciling of the bathroom walls took so long that i ran out of time to do it before my big reveal.