10 Best Patio Paint
Updated on: December 2023
Best Patio Paint in 2023
DecoArt DASK276 Patio Paint Sample Pack
Apple Barrel PROMOABI, Assorted Colors 1 (18 pack)
- This Apple Barrel Acrylic Paint set comes with 18 – 2 oz bottles in the colors: White, Yellow Flame, Bright Yellow, Bright Magenta, Fuchsia, Jack-o-lantern, Flag Red, Purple Iris, Parrot Blue, Bimini Blue, Bright Blue, Too Blue, New Shamrock, Holly Branch, Nutmeg Brown, Melted Chocolate, Pewter Grey, and Black
- Formulated for use on all surfaces including wood, Styrofoam, plaster, terra cotta and tin
- Colors glide on smoothly, dry quickly and stay beautiful as the day they were painted
- Can be brushed, stamped, stenciled or sponged
- Water-based, non-toxic, made in the USA
KILZ Interior/Exterior Enamel Porch & Patio Latex Floor Paint, Low-Lustre, Slate Gray, 1 gallon
- A good porch and patio floor paint is highly durable, easy to clean and resistant to scuffing, fading, cracking and peeling in variable conditions. This product also features a mildew-resistant film
- This acrylic paint offers a low-lustre enamel surface that is formulated to endure on deck, porch, and patio siding and floors through variable weather conditions
- Appropriate for all previously primed or painted surfaces including wood and masonry. It also can be used on trim, siding and trellises
- KILZ enamel floor paint delivers a low-lustre finish that applies smoothly and evenly surfaces in Silver Gray. Dries to touch in 1 hour. Recoat in 4-6 hours
- This is a 1-Gallon can of KILZ enamel porch and patio latex paint in Slate Gray with a low-lustre finish
- Apply this paint with a high quality 3/8 to 1/2-inch nap roller cover, a nylon/polyester brush or an airless sprayer (.015 to .019-inch spray tip, 60 mesh filter).
- 1 Gallon of KILZ Porch & Patio Floor Paint covers 200-300 square feet on rough surfaces and 300-400 square feet on smooth surfaces.
- KILZ has been making premium primers and paints for 40 years. KILZ was named Paint Brand of the Year in 2015 in the Harris Poll EquiTrend Rankings.
FolkArt PROMOFAOD 12 Piece Outdoor Rock Paint Set, 2 oz, 24 Fl Oz
- This FolkArt Outdoor Rock Paint set includes 12 – 2 oz bottles of paint in Wicker White, Lemon Custard, Baby Pink, Pure Orange, Engine Red, Violet Pansy, Grass Green, Calypso Sky, Cobalt, Cerulean Blue, Maple Syrup, and Licorice
- Superior UV protection. Weather-resistant
- Self sealing-no primers, sealers or varnishes needed
- Water-based, non-toxic, made in the USA
- Perfect Rock Painting Set
FolkArt Outdoor Paint in Assorted Colors (8 oz), 6267 Coal
- Satin sheen
- Ultra tough durable Formula
- Indoor/outdoor
- Versatile use on most porous surfaces
- Water-based, non-toxic, Made in the USA
RTG Deck, Porch, Patio Anti-Slip Paint (Quart, Sand)
- Fast-drying, textured paint provides an attractive finish & secure footing on exterior surfaces that become slippery when wet. Great for decks, porches, patios, stairs, ramps, and much more. Traction additive is not abrasive like other anti-slip coatings.
- Easy to apply by brush or roller (1/4"-3/8" foam or nap roller cover for surfaces with a smoother texture; ½"-3/4" foam or nap roller covers for masonry with deeper texture).
- Durable coating withstands heavy foot traffic and harsh weather. UV-stable formula resists fading.
- Eco-friendly, low-odor, low-VOC, water-based polyurethane formula can be applied to properly prepared sealed concrete, masonry, and wood. No priming necessary. Cleans up quickly with soap & water.
- Choose from 4 neutral colors: White, Light Gray, Sand & Clear/Amber. One quart covers 80-100 sq. ft.
DecoArt Patio Paint, 2-Ounce, Wrought Iron Black
- Easy-to-use, one-step
- No sealing or varnishing needed
- Weather-resistant
- Scuff-resistant.Easy clean-up while wet
- Water-based and non-toxic
KILZ L378601 Interior/Exterior Slip-Resistant Decorative Concrete Paint, 1 Gallon, Tan
- Breathe new life into your concrete surfaces with KILZ interior/exterior decorative concrete paint formulated for driveways, garage floors, pool decks, patios & porches
- Easy to apply concrete paint fills in hairline cracks up to 3 mm and stands up to hot tires, dirt and grease
- Slip-resistant surface is ideal for pool decks and walkways
- Important: must apply this product with a 1/4 inch adhesive roller cover. One gallon covers about 50 sq.'. With 2 coats. Shake the can before use
- Durable, protective finish enhances the look of concrete surfaces
KILZ L377711 1-Part Epoxy Acrylic Interior/Exterior Concrete and Garage Floor Paint, Satin, Slate Gray, 1-Gallon, 1 Gallon, 4 l
- A good concrete floor paint is highly durable, easy to clean and won't scuff, fade, crack or blister easily, even from hot tires and other heavy activity.
- This single component, water-based floor paint is formulated to last in hard to clean areas like basements and garages. It's resistant to staining and damage from chemicals, Oil and gasoline.
- Use this high-durability floor paint on coated or uncoated concrete, masonry, stone and brick. This paint is ideal on high-traffic surfaces such as garage floors, basements, driveways and porches.
- KILZ concrete floor paint delivers a Satin finish that applies smoothly and evenly to floors and horizontal surfaces. Dries to touch in 2 hours. Recoat in 4 hours. Not intended for vertical surfaces.
- This is a 1-Gallon can of KILZ 1-part epoxy Acrylic interior/exterior concrete and garage floor paint in Slate Gray with a Satin finish.
- Ideal for use on new and uncoated concrete or masonry surfaces or painted, stained or sealed concrete.
- 1 Gallon of KILZ Concrete & Garage Floor Paint covers 400-500 square feet on smooth surfaces and 300-400 square feet on rough surfaces.
- KILZ has been making premium primers and paints for 40 years. KILZ was named Paint Brand of the Year in 2015 in the Harris Poll EquiTrend Rankings.
FolkArt Multi-Surface Paint Set (2 Ounce), PROMO830 No.1 (12-Pack)
- This FolkArt Multi-Surface Paint Set includes 12 – 2oz. bottles of paint in Lime Green, Classic Green, Look At Me Blue, Aqua, Perfect Purple, Licorice, Wicker White, Bright Pink, Cardinal Red, Pure Orange, Real Brown, and Daffodil Yellow.
- Premium quality paint that works on almost any surface: wood, terra cotta, canvas, glass, fabric, paper Mache and ceramic
- Perfect for all craft and hobby painting techniques, like brush painting and detailing, sponging, stenciling and stamping
- Can be used on indoor and outdoor projects. Water-based, non-toxic, made in the USA
- Create coordinating projects without having to buy several different types of paint
Creating Special Effects with Paint
What can you do with latex paint, ordinary household sponges, paint rollers and brushes? There are numerous effects that can be accomplished with paint, and they don't have to compromise your wallet.
What can you do with latex paint, ordinary household sponges, paint rollers and brushes? Just about anything you want to. Most people hate to paint; it's expensive and time-consuming. However, there are numerous effects that can be accomplished with paint, and best of all, they don't have to compromise your wallet. Using nothing more than your basic colors (red, blue, yellow) as well as white and black, vinyl latex paint you can create a wonderful palette of color without the need of buying paint that is more expensive. You can easily mix or change the colors of your paint by adding water-based acrylic pigments. If you want something lighter or a pale color, use more white paint. If you want to darken the color, add some black. To keep your colors in matching tones of light or dark, add some gray to the mix.
One of the easiest effects to accomplish with paint comes from stencils or stamps. Stencils are generally used to create decorative borders. Stencils can be constructed from cardboard, paper, or plastic. Draw your design, or if you're not artistically inclined, you can photocopy your desired image onto the material, such as cardboard. Then you simply cut it out using a crafter's knife. Place the stencil in its desired location and secure with masking tape or adhesive spray. Once you have painted the design, carefully remove the stencil and allow to dry. Stamping is an effective way to reproduce attractive motifs and is easy to make yourself. Stamps can be made from foam rubber much like stencils. With stamps, you are generally going to use simple shapes or symbols. Attach the shape to a piece of backing board or scrap of wood with glue. Apply paint to the stamp with a paint roller and test it on a piece of paper to ensure the look you want before applying it to the wall or other surface. Press down firmly with even pressure throughout.
You can use masking tape to easily create stripes, checkerboards, and an array of other designs. After applying the tape, simply roll on the paint, carefully remove the tape afterward to reveal your unique design. Another easy and quite popular paint effect is called sponging. This can be achieved with nearly any type of sponge. Note that different sponges will produce different effects. Feel free to experiment to find one that you like. Dip the sponge in paint and then gently dab it onto the area. The amount of paint applied to the sponge also makes various effects that range from solid to opaque-looking finishes. For instance, the more paint on the sponge, the darker its effect. For additional interest or to create shadows, a second color can be used.
Graining is an effect that is done with a rubber tool (rocker) or putty. Using slow rocking motions along wet paint, you will get a finish that resembles a wood-grain pattern. Combing is similar to graining. Here you simply drag a comb through the wet paint. The after effect resembles woven fabric. As with sponges, different combs produce different effects. Many people enjoy the look of aged wood. This effect can be achieved in a number of ways. Rubbing off is a technique that provides an aged texture to freshly painted surfaces. Before the paint has dried completely, rub away some of the paint with steel wool or fine waterproof sandpaper dipped in water. As you rub through the paint, the surface beneath will be revealed for a slightly aged appearance.
Something a little different and quite interesting to try is the effect accomplished with vinegar paint. Yes, with some Apple Cider vinegar, a tiny amount of dish soap, and some dry pigment you can create outstanding effects. In fact, vinegar paint allows for a range of creative visual effects. Although it is not well suited to walls, as it will run off when too thin and cracks if too thick, vinegar paint is a viable option for nearly any smooth surface like furniture, floors, boxes, wood, and metal. Always apply over a dry coat of base water-based paint and matching primer. However, for projects involving cardboard, oil-based is best suited. Generally, two-three coats of vinegar paint are applied and effects come from the use of different brushes, feathers, putty, etc. Again, experiment to find one that you like. Vinegar paint should be sealed with a solvent, such as polyurethane varnish, to give a nice, durable finish. Rub out the finish with steel wool or cloth that has been lubricated with paste wax.
