Thanks for the video. Recently moved back in to my dad's, he's 76 and his garage is in a bit of a sorry state, so gonna use it as a little project to freshen it up for him and your video gave me lots of tips, cheers!
This video has inspired me! Im in the process of moving into a 1960s military married quarter and the garage in minging. Ive already taken all the random nails and screws out of the wall then i will paint it like this..
I have actually done the floor again, using oil based. But the garage floor has got problems.. e.g. water getting in at times. So I guess as cars get wet and put away wet at times, it's possible not suited. But oil is always better that's what I'm finding. Thanks
Hello mate, great job! Sorry if this is a silly question but what prep would you suggest before painting the walls with masonry paint? And what mix was the PVA? 50/50 with water? Thanks in advance 😊
I have a new build house and the garage is very dirty with bits of dried cement everywhere and dust. Any tips on how best to get it as clean as possible before painting?
I've come to your video a little late but am a subscriber! Could you please let me know whether in your opinion the ronseal garage paint was better than other paints you have used? Thanks for sharing your skills with us - you are helping me renovate my home!
Great videos. With the masonary paint, is it ok to seal with pva? Also, I’ve read on other sites that masonary paint has fungicides in it and can be a problem. I can’t find any specific interior masonary paint. Does it really matter? I’ve got a double garage with red brick and breeze block, I don’t think it’s single skinned but worried about any moisture ingress.
@@PaintingandDecorating should have guess... Pva everything 😂 I thought you had to buy some floor primer. Pva will be cheaper... Can it Go straight onto newly laid concrete flooring?
@@PaintingandDecorating on another topic, if I have wood trim in garage can I use pva to prime those for painting or do u suggest some wood primer instead?
Thanks for the video. Recently moved back in to my dad's, he's 76 and his garage is in a bit of a sorry state, so gonna use it as a little project to freshen it up for him and your video gave me lots of tips, cheers!
That's a lovely job. All using the best stuff.
This video has inspired me! Im in the process of moving into a 1960s military married quarter and the garage in minging. Ive already taken all the random nails and screws out of the wall then i will paint it like this..
the paint you used is good for outside concret i think the finish off the garage floor looks the fantastic.
Nice little garage. Needs a better light on the roof. Get a led batton from screwfix . Difference Is night and day .literally
Good info,tks.
Nice job.
Thank you.
Good job
Thank you.
Do you seal the walls before painting?
How does it stand up to vehicles being driven over it? Does it peel at all?
Almost three years later, how is this holding up? Thinking of getting the same in...
Be good to revisit this. Looks good but it's all down to the product. Has it lasted ?
I have actually done the floor again, using oil based. But the garage floor has got problems.. e.g. water getting in at times. So I guess as cars get wet and put away wet at times, it's possible not suited. But oil is always better that's what I'm finding. Thanks
Hello mate, great job! Sorry if this is a silly question but what prep would you suggest before painting the walls with masonry paint? And what mix was the PVA? 50/50 with water? Thanks in advance 😊
Thanks, clean and remove loose then seal with diluted PVA 10/90 PVA / water
@@PaintingandDecorating could I use pva even if I was about to use an oil based floor paint ?
Great work pal.never used this stuff before. Would.you rate it durability wise? Thanks.
Thank you, yes it's not to bad for a normal garage.
Did you use water based so it dries quicker and less toxic as its used in garage?
Can I paint over old paint.. or will I need to remove it first?
I have a new build house and the garage is very dirty with bits of dried cement everywhere and dust. Any tips on how best to get it as clean as possible before painting?
Degreasing solution and elbow grease.. or high pressure washing and mechanical scrubber. Thanks
Hi mate has the paint held up over the years?
Thought this was about garage floor paint
Why diluted pva and not garage floor primer?
I've come to your video a little late but am a subscriber! Could you please let me know whether in your opinion the ronseal garage paint was better than other paints you have used? Thanks for sharing your skills with us - you are helping me renovate my home!
Thank you ronseal is ok if your on a budget, you can get stronger floor paints oil paints and two pack floor paints.
@@PaintingandDecorating Thanks for replying so quickly.
@@Welshrugbyfan101 Your welcome.
Great videos. With the masonary paint, is it ok to seal with pva? Also, I’ve read on other sites that masonary paint has fungicides in it and can be a problem. I can’t find any specific interior masonary paint. Does it really matter? I’ve got a double garage with red brick and breeze block, I don’t think it’s single skinned but worried about any moisture ingress.
Yeah don’t use pva to seal the floor lol
Where can I get a builder like you? Seems like honest, quality tradesmen are impossible to find in the UK?
T M checkatrade ratedpeople etc plenty of sites to find builders and you can read all customer reviews
Do you prime the floor? What's advantage of water based vs oil.. Other than breathing in less fumes
Yes diluted PVA and water based dries faster... thanks
@@PaintingandDecorating should have guess... Pva everything 😂 I thought you had to buy some floor primer. Pva will be cheaper... Can it Go straight onto newly laid concrete flooring?
@@PaintingandDecorating on another topic, if I have wood trim in garage can I use pva to prime those for painting or do u suggest some wood primer instead?
@@justintemp wood primer
@@PaintingandDecorating thanks 👍
Speed up the video
No primer
No primer needed the floor was sealed with diluted PVA.
That ronseal stuff is CRAP it will need redoing in a week ! I did my garage with it and it was flaking/peeling after 4 days !!!!!
You did something wrong...
Sounds like the surface wasn't sealed, or it was contaminated.
No, i sealed the floor with pva, blew all the dust off first with high pressure compressed air and it still flaked, its rubbish paint.
@@karldingbat not the first time I heard people are not happy with this paint. Resin paint is the one to go for
boring