QD Alkyd Floor Paint (1L, White)

I used this for our outdoor steps, the tin that came was securely taped shut and in a well proctected box.The paint once stirred was a lovely deep grey, just right for what I wanted and the paint went on like a dream, once dried was still great.

The paint tin is blank there is nothing that tells purchaser what is inside, no instructions, nothing. The description online describes this as water based floor paint so I applied it based on my previous experience, water based floor paints I have used before have all dried enough to walk on within 6 hours, 24 hours later this paint is still slightly tacky.

Did not expect it to be any good. But it covers so well. Looks great. Application so easy. Honestly looks great. Can’t say how or if it’s hard wearing but it looks great now.

Five days later, despite ventilation and heating, this floor paint is still sticky. I contacted the manufacturers who said I must have put it on too thick and I needed to give it time 'to cure' before applying a second coat....for crying out loud....this isn't a side of bacon we're talking about, it's my hall floor ..I can neither walk on it, nor let my dog into the garden as he certainly can't walk on it I have furniture piled up waiting to be replaced and this is their only comment...and they are wrong, I did not apply the paint thickly...the only time I've ever had paint take a long time to dry was some old paint ( 10 years in an opened tin in my shed), which I applied to some skirting board that had been damaged. .but even that didn't take five days.I can only presume this batch of paint is extremely old stock and I see from other recent reviews that the terrible drying time has applied to other recent buyers.This is sold as FLOOR paint, no-one can paint a floor and wait nearly a week for it to dry.I'm just grateful that I didn't paint my entire kitchen floor, which is what I bought it for...now I need to buy another decent make of paint, and at the moment money is too tight to do this..

Nice colour, but I found surprising how watery/runny it was.I thought it was me( User Error) ... I painted the floor in my upstairs toilet, and found it very sticky days later.. thought it was the laminated I painted over!Any how I’ve just painted the wooden parquet floor and the only thing that this paint is worthy of a star is the colour!Days after painting later and every time I think it’s not sticky any more, I hoover up the talc powder give it a quick mop back to super sticky again!Not a happy customer!I’m going to have to strip the hallway floor and use a good brand like Rust-oleum might be a little expensive at 1st glance but in the long run it saves you a lot of time money and labour!

bought this for my shed floor (concrete with aggregate mixed in. Fairly rough surface.)I'd prepped for an age beforehand - sweeping, washing down, jet washing etc.Its a small space- just under 2m long by 1.5 m wide. According to the specs this should have enabled 4 or 5 coats in a 2.5l tin.The paint itself was a fantastic colour...stirred thoroughly for a few mins and started....it was obvious after a little while that I was not going to get the stated coverage. In fact....i managed a 2nd coat on just half of it. It was touch dry in just a few hours.I then left it for 4 days before putting anything back in...including my motorcycle. The day after I took the nike out....and noticed a large patch of paint was removed with the bike.Complained to form...ansolutely no response.Cheap nasty rubbish that doesnt stay down. Avoid at all costs.

It's been a week since I applied a thin first layer of this paint on the stairs (seller actually had the cheek to blame me for applying it too thickly despite all the reviews!) and it's still tacky. It took 5 days before it would stop sticking to things like shoes and coming up when stood on for longer than a few seconds. Now it's just sticky. After a week! Colour is good but it's unusable unless you don't need to walk on it for at least a week, which I did, so I can't recommend for this reason.

It simply won't dry, it has been a week.It doesn't have a label on the tin, which is strange. I bought an expensive floor paint but I can't tell if it's actually floor paint as there's no label.