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# Covers 50 sq.ft. per gallon (2 coats) Slip-resistant texture Durable protective finish KILZ Decorative Concrete Coating, Interior/Exterior, Slip Resistant, Tan, 1 Gallon

**Brand:** kilz
**Price:** KSh7557
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Transform your concrete into a stylish, slip-safe masterpiece!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** KILZ Decorative Concrete Coating, Interior/Exterior, Slip Resistant, Tan, 1 Gallon by kilz
- **How much does it cost?** KSh7557 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- kilz enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kilz brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Safe Steps:** Slip-resistant surface perfect for pool decks & walkways—no more slips!
- • **Flawless Coverage:** Fills hairline cracks up to 3mm for a smooth, seamless finish
- • **Resilient & Ready:** Stands up to hot tires, dirt, grease & weather for lasting beauty
- • **All-Weather Wonder:** Fade-resistant, washable & water-resistant for indoor/outdoor versatility
- • **Effortless Application:** Applies easily with recommended roller for professional-grade results

## Overview

KILZ Decorative Concrete Coating is a premium 1-gallon acrylic latex paint designed for both interior and exterior concrete surfaces. It delivers a durable, textured matte finish that resists cracking, fading, and water damage while filling hairline cracks up to 3mm. Ideal for driveways, patios, pool decks, and walkways, it offers slip resistance and covers approximately 50 sq.ft. with two coats. Easy to apply with the right roller, it enhances concrete aesthetics and longevity, making your surfaces look professionally finished and protected.

## Description

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: the product must be applied with a 1/4 inch adhesive roller cover. One gallon covers about 50 sq.'. With 2 coats. Durable, protective finish enhances the look of concrete surfaces. Dries to the touch in 1 hour, recoat after 4 hours.

Review: Amazing concrete coating don't listen to reviews - If your like me and wondering how these reviews could vary so much. Some needing 3 to 5 coats, others saying they only needed 2. People saying it covered over 50 sq ft some saying 30 sq ft. Some saying you need specific rollers others saying use a brush and one indicating the pull back on the roller is everything. Lol not true. Let me break it down for you. First off I purchased this against the reviews and I'm glad I did. This stuff is amazing and makes concrete beautiful. Yes prep matters. However the amount of paint you need and how to apply it is dependant all on the surface you are covering. If you have rough concrete, a paint brush is sufficient and it does NOT take more than 2 coats. If you have a smooth concrete surface it is more difficult as the texture does not adhere as well. For smooth surface you should etch it to make it rougher. You can apply it to a smooth surface as I did. But you will likely need 3 coats to get the same coverage as you would on a rough concrete surface with 2 coats. The way you roll it doesn't make a difference. This product's adherence is based upon the surface you are applying it to. I used a Kilz white primer. I have concrete with both smooth and rough texture. The smooth area needed more attention to get the proper coverage. The rough area was easy. I used a cheaper paint brush as the expensive ones I have did not like the grit of the paint. It is a very thick paint like one said similar to grits but it is easy to apply. It looks amazing covers all cracks, crevices and stains without issue. I used the tan. It dries to a very nice sandy tan color. The finished color is not the same color as wet. If you have red brick this tan is the color of masonry used between bricks. It matches that perfectly. I highly recommend this Kilz decorative concrete coating. My pictures show the difference between unpainted and painted concrete. How the paint looks like with 2 coats and how it starts with one coat. People having mentioned peeling over time and others had no issues. To prevent wear, peeling, or scraping it is recommended that you use a clear seal to avoid damage and enhance product longevity. This product gives amazing results, creates fabulous concrete esthetics. Get it... You won't be sorry!!
Review: This is a Fantastic Concrete coating - This is a Fantastic Concrete coating. I first purchased this for my front porch 5 years ago, and without any special prep other than a quick powerwash, the coating is still holding up, looking like it was brand new over 5 years later. Bird droppings even wash off by themselves in the rain without needing to be scrubbed off. The paint doesn't scratch, fade, chip etc., and stays looking brand new even after 5 years of direct sunlight with no aging in sight. So, because I had such good luck with this product, I decided to use it to do my larger back patio this year. I bought 15 more gallons and did my back patio, some vertical surfaces, and some other areas. It looks like I had professionals do the job for thousands of dollars, but I did it myself. It is so easy to use and blends in with any concrete imperfections. Although in any areas you can't use the roller on, it feels like you're using a spatula and icing a cake. It's also easier than those epoxy flake garage floors, which I've also done, although you will use twice the paint because this has sand and other particles, and it goes on like thick pancake batter. The first thing I have to say is to ignore the label that says to use an adhesive roller. Five years ago, there were adhesive rollers on the market that felt like the rough side of Velcro that did work well with this product and gave just the right amount of paint thickness when spreading, but nobody sells those anymore, and the regular adhesive rollers just don't work well with this paint. Trust me, I tried one of those regular adhesive rollers on part of my patio this time as a test, and it looked horrible, and it was difficult to spread. Switching to the correct black roller, fixed the test area. I did a little more research and found that the correct roller is a solid black rubbery non-porous foam "Rust-Oleum RockSolid Decorative Concrete Coating Applicator 9 inch roller #306214," which you can search for and buy with your paint to ensure it goes on correctly. I used that roller with my 15 gallons of this paint that I purchased, and it worked perfectly. I had my doubts about the roller because it's a solid black memory foam roller with no nap, and it doesn't absorb any paint like regular rollers do. However, using the black roller really was so much easier, and after it dried, it looked so much better. Rust-Oleum does sell this exact same paint to use with their roller called "Rocksolid Decorative Concrete Coating," but in different colors that aren't as nice looking as Kilz in my opinion. They do have an interesting looking brick red if you're looking for something other than tan or grey, but I think the Kilz Tan is the best for patios in my opinion, with grey the best for sidewalks. However, Rust-Oleum makes their own roller for their paint, so just use their roller for this Kilz paint, and you'll be happy you did. The Kilz tan is more of a sandstone color that is kind of like certain beaches that have rough sand on the water's edge, that is multiple colors, and is wet, but still having the general shade shown on the can. Here are a few tips: First and most important, do not apply the paint in sunlight, and don't paint when the temperature is above 80 degrees. Make sure the concrete has been shaded for an hour and stays that way till you're done and several hours later. My suggestion is to open up a pop-up canopy around or beside the area to create shade. I did that for one section, but what also works and what I did for another section is I waited till the late afternoon sun was behind the trees, around 5 or 6 PM, and then I painted for a few hours till it started getting dark. When I was working in another area that was always in the sun, no matter what, I waited until dusk and turned on a spotlight, and it still worked perfectly. The next very important tip: you really do need two coats, and you really need an extension rod that you can adjust throughout the project to do pullback strokes. Any coating area that is too thin will have a hint of the epoxy blue and won't have the paint color exposed or the particles that make up the color, so keep that in mind, as you'll want to avoid that. So, for the first coat, don't make it too thick, as you'll just be wasting paint, and don't worry about a wet edge because that doesn't matter on the first coat. Just make sure everything is covered. On your second coat, which is what will make everything look great, you do have to worry about a wet edge. You should be a little generous with the thickness of the paint, but not too thick, as that can cause shrinking and cracking. Always push some of the paint into the previous row of paint to keep the wet edge. When you have the thickness just right, use your extension rod and gently lay the roller on your wet edge and pull the rod towards you. Make sure you aren't pushing down. In other words, just use two fingers to gently pull the roller backwards so you're barely holding onto the extension rod, covering the distance of the current wet area, working your way horizontally until the current section is done. That will also ensure you aren't taking any paint off. If the paint looks too sticky or doesn't look like it's wet, or if you can see concrete or the previous coat through it, then you probably don't have enough paint down, or the temperature is too high, or you have too much sun, and the paint is drying too fast. Proceed with the next row of paint, and again, first pour the paint down and move it around with the roller, and to finalize the finish, gently place the roller into the previous area, pulling it back over the freshest paint all the way to your feet and working horizontally until that second is complete. This process also softens up the edges to ensure you don't end up with any lines and that the thickness is always the same everywhere. This pulling backwards ensures that you have a perfect wet edge and the perfect thickness and no pressure marks in the paint, because you do want some thickness to it. I should also point out that you will be pouring the paint directly onto the floor, and you won't be using a paint tray. On a 20x20 foot patio, you can expect to use between 6 and 7 gallons of paint for your second coat, depending on the desired thickness, and it is the correct amount of paint used to achieve the best look. Thin coats can also look good, but they may not give it that deep, rich look, and if it's too thin, it will look blue, and you won't have the color from all the sand and particles. I don't think this paint would be good for rugged traffic, machines, or cars driving on the paint, because the coatings would need to be thinner to avoid tearing, cracking, and compression marks. On thicker coats, make sure your roller is still touching the ground. If your roller is not spinning or is gliding over the paint and not touching the ground, then you have too much paint down and you should spread it out more to thin it. The other possibility is that your roller frame isn't spinning freely. Either way, the roller must be spinning and not sliding. You shouldn't be able to see any concrete or the previous coat through the wet paint of the second coat. When finalizing every section of new paint, by using the roller rod and gently pulling the rod back towards you, the paint will appear to not be smooth with waves from the roller as you pull the roller back. The paint waves will self-level up to a quarter-inch left and right, evening out those waves, providing that perfect flat, deep finished look. That is why the sun can't be shining, as you want that self-leveling smoothing effect, and you don't want rapid drying, so temperatures around 70 degrees are best. Those waves are what give the paint the non-slip finish once it dries, and the waves smooth out. I hope everyone finds my experiences with this product helpful for your project.

## Features

- 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

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07BF4MTXJ |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #50,291 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #113 in Interior & Exterior House Paint |
| Brand | KILZ |
| Color | Tan |
| Coverage | 40 to 60 sq. ft. |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (881) |
| Date First Available | April 30, 2018 |
| Dry Time In Hours | 4.0 |
| Finish | Textured/Matte |
| Finish Type | Textured/Matte |
| Full Cure Time | 4 Hours |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00051652008227 |
| Included Components | 1-gallon decorative concrete paint |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor, Outdoor |
| Is Waterproof | True |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Volume | 1 Gallons |
| Item Weight | 11.63 pounds |
| Item model number | L378601 |
| Manufacturer | Masterchem Industries LLC |
| Material | Latex |
| Model Name | L378601 |
| Number of Handles | 1 |
| Package Information | Can |
| Paint Type | Acrylic |
| Part Number | L378601 |
| Product Dimensions | 6.63 x 6.63 x 7.76 inches |
| Size | 128 Fl Oz (Pack of 1) |
| Special Feature | Crack Resistant, Fade Resistant, Low VOC, Washable, Weather Resistant |
| Special Features | Crack Resistant, Fade Resistant, Low VOC, Washable, Weather Resistant |
| Specific Uses For Product | Interior/Exterior |
| Style | Coating |
| Surface Recommendation | Concrete, Masonry, Stone |
| UPC | 051652008227 |
| Unit Count | 128.0 Fluid Ounces |
| Warranty Description | Limited warranty, see product package or contact manufacturer at techservice@masterchem.com for complete details |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KILZ
- **Color:** Tan
- **Finish Type:** Textured/Matte
- **Item Volume:** 1 Gallons
- **Paint Type:** Acrylic
- **Size:** 128 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
- **Special Feature:** Crack Resistant, Fade Resistant, Low VOC, Washable, Weather Resistant
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Interior/Exterior
- **Surface Recommendation:** Concrete, Masonry, Stone
- **Unit Count:** 128.0 Fluid Ounces

## Images

![KILZ Decorative Concrete Coating, Interior/Exterior, Slip Resistant, Tan, 1 Gallon - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91WAghjxL8L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is thos product available in a 5 gallon bucket?**
A: Yes it is, and It is also expensive

**Q: Does this product have black in the grey texture?**
A: Hi there, 

There is a small amount of black to make the color contrast and look like granite.

**Q: is it slip resistant for a hot, wet, sloping path application in Florida?**
A: Hi there, thank you for your interest in using our Decorative Concrete Coating. While this product is slip-resistant when dry, it may become slippery when wet; all of our coatings will be. If this is a concern, it may best to look into using something else instead. Best of luck.

**Q: Will this work on my porch which certain times of the year it sweats**
A: I put it on my mothers concrete porch in NE Ohio..  It is enclosed, not open from the bottom.  Worked fine, been on for about a year.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing concrete coating don't listen to reviews
*by 3***E on September 24, 2025*

If your like me and wondering how these reviews could vary so much. Some needing 3 to 5 coats, others saying they only needed 2. People saying it covered over 50 sq ft some saying 30 sq ft. Some saying you need specific rollers others saying use a brush and one indicating the pull back on the roller is everything. Lol not true. Let me break it down for you. First off I purchased this against the reviews and I'm glad I did. This stuff is amazing and makes concrete beautiful. Yes prep matters. However the amount of paint you need and how to apply it is dependant all on the surface you are covering. If you have rough concrete, a paint brush is sufficient and it does NOT take more than 2 coats. If you have a smooth concrete surface it is more difficult as the texture does not adhere as well. For smooth surface you should etch it to make it rougher. You can apply it to a smooth surface as I did. But you will likely need 3 coats to get the same coverage as you would on a rough concrete surface with 2 coats. The way you roll it doesn't make a difference. This product's adherence is based upon the surface you are applying it to. I used a Kilz white primer. I have concrete with both smooth and rough texture. The smooth area needed more attention to get the proper coverage. The rough area was easy. I used a cheaper paint brush as the expensive ones I have did not like the grit of the paint. It is a very thick paint like one said similar to grits but it is easy to apply. It looks amazing covers all cracks, crevices and stains without issue. I used the tan. It dries to a very nice sandy tan color. The finished color is not the same color as wet. If you have red brick this tan is the color of masonry used between bricks. It matches that perfectly. I highly recommend this Kilz decorative concrete coating. My pictures show the difference between unpainted and painted concrete. How the paint looks like with 2 coats and how it starts with one coat. People having mentioned peeling over time and others had no issues. To prevent wear, peeling, or scraping it is recommended that you use a clear seal to avoid damage and enhance product longevity. This product gives amazing results, creates fabulous concrete esthetics. Get it... You won't be sorry!!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This is a Fantastic Concrete coating
*by D***R on June 16, 2025*

This is a Fantastic Concrete coating. I first purchased this for my front porch 5 years ago, and without any special prep other than a quick powerwash, the coating is still holding up, looking like it was brand new over 5 years later. Bird droppings even wash off by themselves in the rain without needing to be scrubbed off. The paint doesn't scratch, fade, chip etc., and stays looking brand new even after 5 years of direct sunlight with no aging in sight. So, because I had such good luck with this product, I decided to use it to do my larger back patio this year. I bought 15 more gallons and did my back patio, some vertical surfaces, and some other areas. It looks like I had professionals do the job for thousands of dollars, but I did it myself. It is so easy to use and blends in with any concrete imperfections. Although in any areas you can't use the roller on, it feels like you're using a spatula and icing a cake. It's also easier than those epoxy flake garage floors, which I've also done, although you will use twice the paint because this has sand and other particles, and it goes on like thick pancake batter. The first thing I have to say is to ignore the label that says to use an adhesive roller. Five years ago, there were adhesive rollers on the market that felt like the rough side of Velcro that did work well with this product and gave just the right amount of paint thickness when spreading, but nobody sells those anymore, and the regular adhesive rollers just don't work well with this paint. Trust me, I tried one of those regular adhesive rollers on part of my patio this time as a test, and it looked horrible, and it was difficult to spread. Switching to the correct black roller, fixed the test area. I did a little more research and found that the correct roller is a solid black rubbery non-porous foam "Rust-Oleum RockSolid Decorative Concrete Coating Applicator 9 inch roller #306214," which you can search for and buy with your paint to ensure it goes on correctly. I used that roller with my 15 gallons of this paint that I purchased, and it worked perfectly. I had my doubts about the roller because it's a solid black memory foam roller with no nap, and it doesn't absorb any paint like regular rollers do. However, using the black roller really was so much easier, and after it dried, it looked so much better. Rust-Oleum does sell this exact same paint to use with their roller called "Rocksolid Decorative Concrete Coating," but in different colors that aren't as nice looking as Kilz in my opinion. They do have an interesting looking brick red if you're looking for something other than tan or grey, but I think the Kilz Tan is the best for patios in my opinion, with grey the best for sidewalks. However, Rust-Oleum makes their own roller for their paint, so just use their roller for this Kilz paint, and you'll be happy you did. The Kilz tan is more of a sandstone color that is kind of like certain beaches that have rough sand on the water's edge, that is multiple colors, and is wet, but still having the general shade shown on the can. Here are a few tips: First and most important, do not apply the paint in sunlight, and don't paint when the temperature is above 80 degrees. Make sure the concrete has been shaded for an hour and stays that way till you're done and several hours later. My suggestion is to open up a pop-up canopy around or beside the area to create shade. I did that for one section, but what also works and what I did for another section is I waited till the late afternoon sun was behind the trees, around 5 or 6 PM, and then I painted for a few hours till it started getting dark. When I was working in another area that was always in the sun, no matter what, I waited until dusk and turned on a spotlight, and it still worked perfectly. The next very important tip: you really do need two coats, and you really need an extension rod that you can adjust throughout the project to do pullback strokes. Any coating area that is too thin will have a hint of the epoxy blue and won't have the paint color exposed or the particles that make up the color, so keep that in mind, as you'll want to avoid that. So, for the first coat, don't make it too thick, as you'll just be wasting paint, and don't worry about a wet edge because that doesn't matter on the first coat. Just make sure everything is covered. On your second coat, which is what will make everything look great, you do have to worry about a wet edge. You should be a little generous with the thickness of the paint, but not too thick, as that can cause shrinking and cracking. Always push some of the paint into the previous row of paint to keep the wet edge. When you have the thickness just right, use your extension rod and gently lay the roller on your wet edge and pull the rod towards you. Make sure you aren't pushing down. In other words, just use two fingers to gently pull the roller backwards so you're barely holding onto the extension rod, covering the distance of the current wet area, working your way horizontally until the current section is done. That will also ensure you aren't taking any paint off. If the paint looks too sticky or doesn't look like it's wet, or if you can see concrete or the previous coat through it, then you probably don't have enough paint down, or the temperature is too high, or you have too much sun, and the paint is drying too fast. Proceed with the next row of paint, and again, first pour the paint down and move it around with the roller, and to finalize the finish, gently place the roller into the previous area, pulling it back over the freshest paint all the way to your feet and working horizontally until that second is complete. This process also softens up the edges to ensure you don't end up with any lines and that the thickness is always the same everywhere. This pulling backwards ensures that you have a perfect wet edge and the perfect thickness and no pressure marks in the paint, because you do want some thickness to it. I should also point out that you will be pouring the paint directly onto the floor, and you won't be using a paint tray. On a 20x20 foot patio, you can expect to use between 6 and 7 gallons of paint for your second coat, depending on the desired thickness, and it is the correct amount of paint used to achieve the best look. Thin coats can also look good, but they may not give it that deep, rich look, and if it's too thin, it will look blue, and you won't have the color from all the sand and particles. I don't think this paint would be good for rugged traffic, machines, or cars driving on the paint, because the coatings would need to be thinner to avoid tearing, cracking, and compression marks. On thicker coats, make sure your roller is still touching the ground. If your roller is not spinning or is gliding over the paint and not touching the ground, then you have too much paint down and you should spread it out more to thin it. The other possibility is that your roller frame isn't spinning freely. Either way, the roller must be spinning and not sliding. You shouldn't be able to see any concrete or the previous coat through the wet paint of the second coat. When finalizing every section of new paint, by using the roller rod and gently pulling the rod back towards you, the paint will appear to not be smooth with waves from the roller as you pull the roller back. The paint waves will self-level up to a quarter-inch left and right, evening out those waves, providing that perfect flat, deep finished look. That is why the sun can't be shining, as you want that self-leveling smoothing effect, and you don't want rapid drying, so temperatures around 70 degrees are best. Those waves are what give the paint the non-slip finish once it dries, and the waves smooth out. I hope everyone finds my experiences with this product helpful for your project.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great alternative to epoxy coating
*by V***L on February 19, 2026*

We were skeptical when we bought this. Most other brands wanted prep using muriatic acid. We sanded and roughed up our front entryway and coated. It says 2 coats but we decided to do 3 and it looks very nice. It went on easy, the tan color was a little more brown than I wanted but it works. The texture is great for a no slip surface. It was very easy to clean up. We will see how durable it is.

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