Let's say you're stuck with flooring that's in terrible shape (or one that's just really, really unattractive), and your landlord isn't willing, for whatever reason, to replace or make any significant improvements to it. You could request permission to paint the flooring. If your request is approved, you're in a great position to transform your space with a little paint and a little sweat. (Perhaps more than a little sweat, depending on the size of the area and the method you choose.)
WOOD
It takes a lot of courage to paint a wood floor, because once you've done it, undoing it can be a lot of work. (Depending on your willingness and skill level, you may even need to hire a professional if you want to return it to its original state at some point.) But if your wood floors are in terrible shape, or if they've been painted in a shade you just can't live with, painting might be a good option for you, if your landlord permits it. Go about it like this:
1. Measure the areas you wish to paint.
2. Take your measurements to a paint or home improvement store, and the staff will determine the number of gallons you need to |
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