Painting a Concrete Patio

What! Red/white squares, that sort of thing?

Some sort of garage floor paint?

I think I'd try to find slabs to match the colour you like best, and replace the offending ones, as a sort of compromise.

Yes it is Red and White squares, with a number of grey slabs to increase the size of the patio.

Would garage floor paint not peel and flake is used outside ?

Rather than replacing the slabs I was hoping to paint all the slabs so that they match.

GW

Lovely!

Probably. You'll have trouble getting anything abrasion-resistant to stick to it (withot going to such an expense that replacing might be cheaper).

I don't think you've much chance. Do you know what the slabs are laid on?

Make sure you use a non-slip floor paint, nightmare when they get wet otherwise.

Bad decision. Only paint stuff you have to. Paint once, paint forever. Paint peels, flakes, deteriorates, period. Nature of the stuff. Oh and it'll look awful, of course, YMMV

-- Mike W

Unless you thin it to the point where it doesn't form a film on the surface. How you'd stop it bleeding into the next slab is another matter.

Many years ago there was a firm selling concrete colourant that worked chemically - some form of acid IIRC. I agree with the other posters about painting being likely to look awful within a short time.

Don't. Whatever you do it will look awful and given a little time it will look truly awful.

Bad Idea

Rick