Flood 1 Gal. Floetrol Latex Paint Additive

I bought this to mix with acrylic paint and start doing paint pours. It works really well! The colors don't dull at all and are exactly like they looked. I did a 3:1 ratio of Floetrol: Acrylic paint for the colors and 4:1 for the background color (I used white).Quick drying and it is so affordable! This gallon sized jug is going to last me a longggg time!I also am going to be experimenting with my house paints to thin it out a little. Will definitely be purchasing again!

Great value, I haven’t been able to find this for a less price anywhere else. This is always my goto for paint pours. The quality, mix-ability and ease of use is what always keeps me coming back.

This worked great! Was using a very durable enamel for interior doors... needed much thinning. Floetrol helped the paint level and prevented the HVLP spray gun from clogging between coats! i don't leave many reviews, but his product was worthwhile.

The product is a good product. Liquids should be shipped in a box in the upright position to avoid spillage. A previous order the itemLeaked out. There is barely in packaging to cushion the liquid as you can see.

This stuff works Great!! A must for painting trim...

I ordered this product but really did not know how to use it so it sat around for a bit. Then when I did start using it in my pour paintings I found out how well it really worked. The ease of application is so much better then Elmer,s glue and water. The quality is good and it lasts a long time for me. Its not sticky and is easy to clean up. I'm on my 4th jug. I will continue to use this product.

This is a standard stuff to get if you are doing pour painting. works great

Very experienced DIY'er here. Been painting and refinishing various things for a lot of years. Can't believe it took me this long to discover this stuff.I'm working on a big built-in cabinet project. All scratch built. Started painting some of it with sprayer because I didn't want brush or roller marks. But what a nuisance that sprayer is. Wastes paint, takes way too long to set up, gotta put up plastic everywhere, takes too much space to do the spraying. And the CLEANUP -- yuck -- takes forever!I've got a lot of painting left to do on these cabinets. About twelve feet wide by nine feet high. Need to paint the cabinet interiors, face frames, shelves, and 20 doors.So I started Googling to see if I could find a way to paint by hand without leaving brush or roller marks. I found mention of Floetrol on a forum somewhere. Dug further. Bought some. Figured I'd try it on a few of the adjustable shelves to see if I could avoid hauling out the sprayer and all that plastic sheeting for the rest of the project.Just tried it. Shelves were already painted with primer and sanded. Added eight oz of Floetrol to a little less than a gallon of Sherwin Williams Emerald Interior Acrylic Latex Paint (semigloss). Definitely need to make sure you mix up the Floetrol itself -- very gloppy. Then when I added to the paint, I mixed the heck out of it with the paint mixer drill attachment. Used Ace best quality small (4" x 3/8" nap) white woven paint roller to spread the paint. I was pretty generous with the amount I applied.Great news: looks like it was sprayed. No trace of a roller mark. Nice, smooth, uniform coverage.No need to do another coat either. I do think the resulting finish is a little less glossy than it would have been without the Floetrol, but definitely worth it.With so much more painting to do on this project, I'm very glad I found Floetrol. Saved from the sprayer!