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Originally Posted by kaydee  if it takes me years...(retirement home?) I really dont want to have to lift the entire shell off of it just to replace sections of the flooring, like the entire back bathroom.
My final question is this....Does the Krylon plastic paint in a can work well after washing the walls and scruffing them up?
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The walls must be cleaned very well.
Then they must be sanded with 120 to 150 grit sandpaper.
Scuffing the walls is not adequate.
Then apply a coat of Epoxy primer. Let the primer cure for a couple of days.
Then paint the walls with a "good" paint.
Krylon canned paints are not intended for that kind of job. Plus you would have to buy cases of the stuff.
Andy