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How Do You Paint Over Existing Ceramic Floor Tile?

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How Do You Paint Over Existing Ceramic Floor Tile?

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Ripping out an old ceramic tile floor that is in good condition can be a challenge. When tiles are in good shape, but a color that is no longer working for the rest of the room, it can be a tough call to make. Luckily, it is possible to paint over the current color of your ceramic tiles and seal them to be waterproof once more. This enables homeowners to update the floor of a room without the invasive renovations that a new floor would entail. Remove everything from the floor, including appliances and furniture. Clean the floor well. Sweep or vacuum it to remove debris and mop it with a ceramic floor cleaner to remove any substances that could get in the way of the bond between the floor and the paint. Use an angled paintbrush to carefully cut in the paint on the edges of the tiles. Avoid getting the paint on the grout for the best look. After cutting in the edges, brush the paint across the center of the tile in careful strokes. Move the brush in one direction only to avoid unnecessar

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