Painting floor tiles
Jo Jones
3 years ago
last modified: 3 years ago
Does anyone have any recommendations for tile paint to cover some floor tiles please? (they’re thick sort of stone tiles, with some very wide grout/cement between them).
We’ve painted and wallpapered our downstairs cloakroom with leftovers from another room, and the floor tiles just don’t go. This isn’t number one on our redecorating priority list (it’s not even number 10), so I just want to try and make the floor look a little less....well peach! Thanks
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