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Extreme Quick-Dry Alkyd Floor Paint for Concrete Surfaces
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Extreme Paints Quick-Drying Concrete Floor & Patio Paint + Sealer
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Extreme Anti-Slip Decking Paint UV and Weather Resistant
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Extreme Anti-Slip Balcony Paint
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Extreme Anti-Slip Driveway Paint
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Extreme Paints Acrylic Floor Paint
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Extreme Decking Paint UV and Weather Resistant
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Acrylic and Alkyd Floor Paints
Acrylic floor paint is water-based, while alkyd floor paint uses an oil-based resin system. Both are used on suitable prepared floors — compare each product by its surface suitability, finish and application instructions, as the resin type alone does not decide which is right for your job.
Compare acrylic and alkyd floor paints
Extreme Paints Acrylic Floor Paint is the water-based option in this range. Quick-Dry Alkyd Floor Paint is the alkyd choice for concrete, and Quick-Drying Concrete Floor & Patio Paint covers concrete floors and patios. Outdoor textured products have their own substrate and additive requirements.
Need something that dries quickly? Browse our quick-drying floor paints, anti-slip floor paints, the full floor paint range or the floor paint comparison guide.
Before you apply
Check compatibility with any existing finish first. Water-based does not mean hazard-free, so follow the product label for preparation, protective equipment and curing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between acrylic and alkyd paint?
What is the difference between acrylic and alkyd paint?
Acrylic paint is generally water-based, while alkyd paint is traditionally oil-based. They differ in application, finish and curing times, so check the individual product guidance to ensure it is suitable for your surface and intended use.
Which floor paint suits garages and workshops?
Which floor paint suits garages and workshops?
No single floor paint suits every garage or workshop. Choose a product based on the concrete surface, expected traffic and exposure to cleaning products or spillages. For heavier use, explore our polyurethane floor paints and check the technical guidance before application.
Is acrylic floor paint suitable for concrete?
Is acrylic floor paint suitable for concrete?
Yes, acrylic floor paint can be suitable for concrete when the individual product is approved for that surface. Prepare the floor according to the manufacturer's instructions and use a compatible primer if specified for the coating.
Is an acrylic floor finish easy to maintain?
Is an acrylic floor finish easy to maintain?
Yes, an acrylic floor finish is generally straightforward to maintain when cleaned using methods compatible with the cured coating. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaning materials that could damage the finish. Regular care helps maintain its appearance but cannot prevent normal wear.
Are these floor paints made in the UK?
Are these floor paints made in the UK?
Yes, all the floor paints in this range are manufactured in the UK.