vyacheslav
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Greetings,
I am finishing up my bathroom remodel. I painted my original 1947 ceramic tile in the bathroom. Before you all groan, my prep process was meticulous, and I achieved very good results that I am very happy with. I did NOT do the tub or the floors, just the vertical walls, so the long term durability factor won't be much of an issue.
There is one small area inside the shower that is horizontal, a small window ledge. It has been painted with an exterior glossy white paint that is designed for wetness, humidity, etc. But, because it is a horizontal surface within the shower, I wanted to give it extra protection. The color is bright white so I cannot use an oil based poly over it, as it will amber. I know that Minwax Polycrylic is crystal clear, but that is for interior use only and not recommended for damp or wet areas, because it is water based.
Does anyone know of a quality clear coat that is durable and made for exterior/dampness/humidity use that is also crystal clear?
Thanks for your help!
V
I am finishing up my bathroom remodel. I painted my original 1947 ceramic tile in the bathroom. Before you all groan, my prep process was meticulous, and I achieved very good results that I am very happy with. I did NOT do the tub or the floors, just the vertical walls, so the long term durability factor won't be much of an issue.
There is one small area inside the shower that is horizontal, a small window ledge. It has been painted with an exterior glossy white paint that is designed for wetness, humidity, etc. But, because it is a horizontal surface within the shower, I wanted to give it extra protection. The color is bright white so I cannot use an oil based poly over it, as it will amber. I know that Minwax Polycrylic is crystal clear, but that is for interior use only and not recommended for damp or wet areas, because it is water based.
Does anyone know of a quality clear coat that is durable and made for exterior/dampness/humidity use that is also crystal clear?
Thanks for your help!
V
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