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Previously painted living room and dining room floor getting a makeover

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Pattyg2 San Antonio, TX

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The floor is done in regular brown builder's paper from Home Depot. I used Elmer's Glue All, distilled water and brown liquid Rit dye. I mixed 2 cups each of glue and water and 1 capful of rit dye. It's best to do a test by applying paper on a piece of cardboard and letting it dry.
I used the base coat for floors since I already had it and it was free. It will stand up on it's own but I would keep on going by applying the poly for floors every 2 hours so no sanding between coats is needed.

Posted: Apr 9, 2013, Flag