Customer Reviews for BEHR PREMIUM 1 Gal. #PFC-63 Slate Gray Textured Low-Lustre Enamel Interior/Exterior Anti-Slip Porch and Patio Floor Paint

Prep floor accordingly to directions and coated twice. Waited 48 hrs before use and the floor peeled in places where table legs, chairs and anything that rested on it. Stick to epoxy, not worth the price for Behr product!

The paint line is ok as long as it doesn’t get water near it. I prepped the concrete as the instructions stated, etched the patio as well and dead center of the front door, the paint blistered. Took 4 gallons to paint wished I wouldn’t have wasted time and money.

Paint has a very nice look perfect for inside snowmobile trailer

I used it on a porch with very worn 5/4 board decking. Covered (and filled cracks/splits) extremely well. The anti-slip texture is a very big plus. Easy to apply with a regular roller.

Loved this paint! I had a concrete patio with about 6 peeling layers of different color paints from across the years. I stripped the paint, etched the concrete, and re-painted with the slip-proof paint. The paint was thick enough that one coat covered the patio. It looks great, and I love the textured finish. Very impressed with this product.

This is my third review though my process of using this paint. I spent two days prepping my concrete patio for paint. I pressure washed, sand scuffed and etched to make sure the entire surface was ready. I then did 3 coats of the paint... because each coat kept showing terrible roller marks. After waiting more than 3 days to use the patio I started putting furniture back. Note: during the 3 days of drying time I didn't let anyone walk on it at all even though the can says light foot traffic is alright after 24 hours... I didn't want to disturb anything. The very first item I put back on the patio was my grill. The wheels of the grill almost immediately tore through the paint. Not that I shouldn't be able to lightly drag something across my patio but that wasn't the case... these were perfectly working wheels simply rolling across the patio when a turn resulted in paint peeling off. At this point we gave up a week and a half of using our patio, spent countless hours cleaning, prepping and painting on top of spending $200 on the paint... all wasted. After this experience I can't see using Behr products ever again. They also owe me the $200 I wasted on their product. Behr responded to my second review... unfortunately, I already tried both recommendations. They recommended waiting at least 24 hours before applying another coat... I waited more than 48 hours between coats. They recommended applying coats in perpendicular directions... My first coat was in one direction, my 2nd coat was perpendicular to the first and the 3rd coat was perpendicular to the 2nd (same direction as the 1st coat). This is simply a bad product.

This is an update to my previous review. I had a problem with roller marks after the first two coats. I bought two more gallons and tried a 3rd coat. For the first two coats I used a 3/8” nap like the can recommended. After talking to the people at Home Depot paint counter I went with a 1/2” nap for the 3rd coat. I also asked them to mix the cans twice because the first 4 gallons weren't mixed very well...the dye has a hard time mixing into this paint. I poured the cans into a 5 gallon bucket and mixed it with a drill/ mixer to get it even. It does look better than the first two coats but still has roller marks throughout. I’ve done plenty of interior and exterior painting in my life and never had a problem like this before. I wish I hadn’t wasted my time or money on 6 gallons on paint.

I like the paint and the color but I have applied two coats already and I'm having a problem with roller marks showing. I painted the inside and outside of my house myself and don't have this problem anywhere else using other paints but for some reason this particular product is being difficult. Either I'm missing a specific technique that this paint requires or the paint is simply prone to the problem. Now I'll need to try a 3rd coat to see if it gets any better.

We chose this for our front porch and I'm so glad we did! We get rain on our porch and concrete stairs, and both would get very slippery when wet. The anti-slip paint really has made a huge difference. We also love the look! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

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