Rust-Oleum 365928 Floor Coating Base Coat Charcoal Gray Quart

Excellent Product! We have a curved tile step-down area and it had serious cosmetic flaws...short of busting it up our options were limited. I saw this product and it worked beautifully! Dries in record time and seems to be very durable!

This paint works great. Our old 90s vinyl floors were hideous and we are far away from a remodel. This made us want to be in our bathroom again. It inspired a glow up! This is the dark grey only one coat w/ a few touch ups. I still need to do the 2nd step floor coating. Its been a few weeks and i can only say good things.

I've used several quarts of this floor paint and the corresponding clear coat used with it on several tiled floors. Sticks good to the tile and holds up well. A quick change without having to tear out the tile.

Replaced tub with walk-in shower the tile on floor was old outdated and decided to try and paint tile instead of completely rip up flooring. Took a chance with Rustoleum floor paint and very pleased with results ! Easy to use followed directions exactly and even added a stencil . Wish we would have done 2 coats of top coat but only minor imperfections.

Worked amazing and I couldn’t be happier! Please note I already had the step 2 and just wanted a different step 1 color.

I bought another can since I didn’t quite have the coverage I needed. This had paint dripped on the side and only 2 broken prongs on the side. Original can had 4 full prongs. I’m desperate to be done so going to have to use it. Everyone else: buyer beware.

It’s super freaking small!!! Listen to me this is the smallest tub of pair I’ve ever seen didn’t know it was this size so you wanna do the big ahh floor in your house ummm girl you gone need to get a few more of these lil tubes lol. I got 5 and still couldn’t finish lol the color is nice though but to be honest it super expensive for what it seems your better of finding a paint color match then mixing this my two tubes lol I to a bigger batch of paint because at the end of the day, it’s just pain on the floor what you really need to worry about is the polyurethane layers that’s what keeps the floor protected because it’ll chip just like any other paint. It’s all about what you protected with that way I learned this after the fact, but yes, most of the layers of polyurethane and whatever paint you want to use and I’m pretty sure you’ll be happy with the results. This stuff is just way too expensive but again just buy one or two cans and find normal paint in the same color mixing together boom your gold

I HATED our 70s slate floor in the hallway! We eventually will be redoing every floor on the main level but until then I wanted a quick, esthetic fix so I didn’t hate what I saw every day I walked in the door.So far it has been VERY durable. We have 3 kids, a dog and a cat. No scuffs or scratches. I followed directions exactly and no issues!!