Customer Reviews for BEHR PREMIUM 1 gal. #PFC-63 Slate Gray Gloss Enamel Interior/Exterior Porch and Patio Floor Paint

One gallon covered well with two coats. Pleased with the color.

Do not, i repeat, do not purchase this garbage!!!!! I will let the pictures I’ve included speak for themselves!!!! All preparation steps where followed exactly to a t!!!!!!!!!!!

Removed carpet from a room with a concrete floor. Scraped, vacuumed, washed and rinsed (that was the hardest part). Applied the Behr bonding primer. We bought a gallon of the low lustre porch and patio paint in a custom color. The room size is just over 200 square feet. We were able to apply two coats with about a pint of paint left over. Very easy to apply with a 3/8" nap roller and brush cut-in around the perimeter. Dried nice and even with no brush strokes or roller marks anywhere.

Coverage was less than expected but the new concrete slab surface was semi rough and porous. The Slate Gray is somewhat dark.

This paint turned out awesome. I used some decorative paint chips and am really happy with the final product I would definitely recommend

I used behr Interior/Exterior Multi-Surface Stain- Blocking Primer and Sealer before painting.

Goes on well. Tough to get into small areas with how thick it is, but turned out great on our front step. Go Bills.

Turned out better than expected. Product is very thick but only needed one coat! Love the color (khaki)

Bought slate color, great coverage , I don’t know of a better paint for decks

Best paint ever to work for our porch

My 20 year old chipped cracked concrete porch looks gorgeous after this product. This texture is very forgiving! Made my porch look like new. I sanded the old paint, cleaned and primed prior to painting. I am so impressed!

Very nice paint. We purchased for our deck. Went on nicely and coverage was better than anticipated. Only time will tell how well it will wear. So far though very hppy with product.

I'm not a painter and us this and did a pro job o my basement and it clean up like a breeze.

This stuff was awesome, I did 2 coats of primer , 2 coats of paint and 2 coats of sealer to finish. Each coat was 6 hours apart. No I did not wait to apply in 50 degrees, it was more like 8-20. It even rained during application but it still looks good. The porch will be then covered with a rug.

This issue a good quality floor paint. It hardens-up after a day, and I recommend two coats. We use it on painter floors that we carpet over, as it keeps the dust down. Comes in two shades of gray and one in beige.

I"ve had exellent results using BERH paints for years, this porch and deck paint can also be used on cement when properly cleaned, directions are on the paint can, For now I'm waiting for warmer weather to paint the walls and stairs in the bulkhead. This paint has a grit material in it to help prevent slips. Once I have the stairs done it will look great. The paint I have is silver gray this will complement the yellow walls.

The BEHR Premium Non-Slip Interior/Exterior Porch and Patio Pint word just as described. The finish has a “Grit” in it that provides the Anti-Slip feature. The paint is thick and creamy and ready to use. It goes on with little effort and covers very well. The clean-up is a snap with just soap and water to wash your painting tools. The enamel finish is long lasting that will withstand harsh weather conditions. Simply open the can, stir well, and start painting. The quick dry time is 2 to 4 hours to touch with a 4 to 6 hour window for re-coating if you desire a second coat. This is a high quality product that prefers as stated.

One coat coverage. Easy clean up. Long lasting finish

The Behr porch and patio anti slip floor paint is great for outdoor high traffic areas like my back porch. I started by pressure washing it with Tri sodium phosphate in the water to get it deep cleaned and soap free. I live in the country, so my porch is visited by many animals with muddy feet every night. The concrete is 54 years old, so the surface does not need etching. I rolled on a primer coating and let it dry for 24 hours and then applied a thick coating of the Behr floor paint and left it to dry in the sun. The next morning it was full of racoon muddy footprints, so it got out a broom and a bucket of water and scrubbed it down, an hour later it was dry, and it was shiny again. It looked like I had just painted it. I plan to get something special for the front porch next.

I've used BEHR floor paint for multiple applications at our previous home and current home. In our previous home, I applied it to the garage concrete floor and it held up very well. When we move into our new home, I will use BEHR but I will look for something a little darker in color. With a light color, overtime it starts to look dirty from tire tracks. Another application was our patio. We had purchased a hot tub during the pandemic and wanted a surface that could provide a little more anti-slip texture on-top of the broom finished concrete. It turned out fantastic. The way I go about DIY projects is to follow the manufacturer's application / installation instructions. In addition to cleaning the surface and letting it fully dry, it is really important for this product to have a solid bond to the surface receiving the application. A strong bond can help reduce or eliminate 'chipping'. For this product, BEHR's surface preparation instructions says to use BEHR's concrete and masonry bonding primer. Please take my advice, follow these instructions, and purchase BEHR's bonding primer. You will also need to get a couple of paint rollers. The thickness of the bonding primer is like water and the thickness of the floor paint is like that of other paints. I say all this to tell you to read the instructions on each can to see which type of paint rollers are suggested for the bonding primer and floor paint. Get a couple of each. After I applied the bonding primer and let it tack, I went around the perimeter of our patio with a brush to allow me to get right next to the house without actually getting paint on the house. Then, I used a paint roller and attached it to a paint roller extension pole. Last piece of advice, plan how you will paint the surface to prevent you from getting almost done only to realize you painted yourself into a corner. As you can see, I really like this product.

The BEHR PREMIUM 1 gal. #PFC-68 Silver Gray Textured Low-Lustre Enamel Interior/Exterior Anti-Slip Porch and Patio Floor Paint is great for your nonslip projects. I have a lovely Gazebo that has a very old paint job on the floor. I got this to redo in the spring, it is too late in the fall to paint it now. Once the weather is warm enough I will have it ready for my project. I did open it up and let some dry on a stir stick and the grit is just right for my needs.

I do like the look of the BEHR PREMIUM 1 gal. #PFC-68 Silver Gray Textured Low-Lustre Enamel Interior/Exterior Anti-Slip Porch and Patio Floor Paint that I used for my rear patio to improve the concrete appearance and to increase the Anti-Skid factor on the concrete pad. The kids have a tendency to run where they should not, so this will increase the friction to hopefully prevent a slip and fall.

I’ve always had a great experience with Behr concrete paint and this is no exception. Just opening the can, you can see the texture pieces that will aid in gripping the surface. The paint is on the thicker side, which is often the case with concrete paint. Living in the Northeast, I won’t be able to check on the temperature feature but I have complete confidence in Behr paint.

This can of concrete paint was very pleasing. The voc is so low you can’t hardly tell there is fresh paint on the floor. Thick texture and true color made my test swab cover in one coat and nice light gray coloring covered well. The test swab was a pre painted concrete basement floor. Using a 2 inch brush I hand painted the swab. Dried back to tacky within a half an hour and dried to touch within an hour. Would suggest putting any weight on it for about 12 hours. Concrete was rough with minor cracks and some divots. The paint flowed evenly smoothly and covered the cracks and filled in the divots completely.

Every other year I repaint the front porch and garage entry area but this will be the first year That I have used Behr paint. In previous years I have had to mix in an additive like silica or sand, to give the surface a rough, non-slip feel. Nothing worse than enamel type paint on a walking surface when it gets wet. This Behr Premium enamel has it mixed in. I will make sure that it is mixed thoroughly to spread the grit evenly before applying it to the surface. Just looking at this paint I can tell it is thick and will cover well.

I recently used this product to paint a concrete front porch for a customer and was very satisfied with the results. My customer even wanted me to apply an extra "third" coat because he liked how it looked!

After one year, we are embarrassed and frustrated that our deck looks as though it was never painted. The peeling and flaking of this paint requires that we scrape, clean, buy better paint, and do the job all over again. Lesson learned. :-(