Painted Floor

MonicaBing

Hi Folks, a few years back i couldnt afford to replace lino on my kitchen floor so we came up with the idea to paint the floor, it looked fab but has worn in certain places like at the back door etc, so we decided again to repaint the floor, only this time we couldnt find the initial brand we used, so himself goes off to the hardware store and comes back with what they recommended, no need for primer, just paint away and its touch dry in 2 hours. We went away for a few days expecting all to be well when we arrived home only to find the bloody floor still tacky, now 2 weeks later the chairs are sticking to the floor and the paint is lifting, its actually driving me cracked and something needs to be done before there's a divorce! Any thoughts folks?

homer simpson

MonicaBing wrote: »

Hi Folks, a few years back i couldnt afford to replace lino on my kitchen floor so we came up with the idea to paint the floor, it looked fab but has worn in certain places like at the back door etc, so we decided again to repaint the floor, only this time we couldnt find the initial brand we used, so himself goes off to the hardware store and comes back with what they recommended, no need for primer, just paint away and its touch dry in 2 hours. We went away for a few days expecting all to be well when we arrived home only to find the bloody floor still tacky, now 2 weeks later the chairs are sticking to the floor and the paint is lifting, its actually driving me cracked and something needs to be done before there's a divorce! Any thoughts folks?

What was the brand & type of the paint initially used and the stuff you just put on?

irelandspurs

Was the new stuff 2 pack if so maybe you forgot the activator.