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Reviving Linoleum |
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I have very old linoleum kitchen flooring. I have had a rug under my kitchen table and the floor beneath it is much lighter than the rest of my floor. I have tried scrubbing my floors with no luck. What can I do to revive this floor? We are in the house for another few years! Is there such a thing as linoleum paint?
Cheryl from Winston Salem, NC
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RE: Reviving Linoleum
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Post By Marilyn (Guest Post)
(01/10/2006)
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You don't need special paint. You can use any kind of acrylic paint. Just paint and then apply 5-6 coats of polyurethane coating to protect the paint (more if you are really ambitious - you really can't over do it)
RE: Reviving Linoleum
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Post By (Guest Post)
(01/10/2006)
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Try Scrubbing Bubbles... do a 2ft x 2ft area first, spray, let it sit for a few...then use a scrubby on it... :) worked for me.
Good Luck
RE: Reviving Linoleum
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Post By Annette (Guest Post)
(01/10/2006)
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They have porch and floor paint, in past have painted over vinyl tile,wood stairs, forgot brand but very durable.
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