Ronseal Diamond Hard Floor Paint

I write as I find .. although you may need a few more coasts of this paint (not loads in one go), it is a really good paint. Am using on the stairs and it gives a brilliant white finish which does not attract and hold dirt and residue like some paints do. I am happy with it. Ordering another pot to to another project. You have to apply thinly and let it dry and then reapply. Also I would add that my paint arrived safely and in tact with paint clips on the lid.

Water based - good, easy clean up and low odour Opacity- very low, this means you will need 3 or probably 4 coats ( it says so on the tin and it's true, 4 hour drying time between coats ,ok that's fair it needs to dry, but overall this means to 'do'a typical ie not very big bathroom floor your looking at 2 days, which is pretty hard on the knees if these things suit you yup,5 stars if not spend a bit more on something with better I initial coverage and fewer applications required for a faster job.

Pleasantly surprised when opening this paint as it is odourless which made the task just that little bit easier. Ronseal is a reputable brand, really pleased with paint consistency - not too thick or too thin and used a mini roller to make life easier for myself when applying to some stairs. The only smell you’ll encounter is with the white spirit you’ll need to remove any floor paint residue from your hands! Followed the recommendation to apply three coats and really pleased with end result. 🙂

Great floor paint

Used this to paint the side of my stairs. Can't comment on durability but it was ok paint and value for money. It started off a bit thin but maybe I didn't stir this enough. It was ok for paining the sides of my stairs at a decent price.

I bought this as a white Satin floor paint for a stairs. It says white satin on the tin. On mixing the paint it remained a thin milky liquid. When it dries it is completely transparent. Applying coat after coat, hoping that a white block would build up, the wood remained a transparent satin. All I see is the underlying primer/undercoat. A complete waste of time and money.

This is not a one coat paint, I have applied 3 coats to get the finishing I required and it could probably do with a top finish to make it durable.

I have purchased two tins to do my stairs. It dries quickly, which is good, but it is very runny. I have only painted the back panels on the stairs as yet and already used 3 coats. I think I'm going to need an extra tin to make sure the steps are covered evenly. That said it has really brightened up my stairs so far.