Is it alright to use outdoor paint indoors?

...And what is the difference? Would it matter to use outdoor paint inside?Is it alright to use outdoor paint indoors?
Yes. Absolutely! I did just this weekend and it works great! I did this for the added protection an outdoor paint provides in a child's bathroom. Any of us with kids knows how much water a child can seem to get outside the shower/bathtub when they are getting clean.Is it alright to use outdoor paint indoors?
I don't know for sure. Seemed like it'd be OK after it dried a while and the smell disappeared.


You might see what the can says about it or go to the paint co. web site.





Main difference is weather and sunlight resistance.


I believe outdoor paint's probably a bit harder to clean up.





But, I'm no painter. You'll have plenty of opinions real soon...





I used fluorescent orange paint for my outside porch railings, as I had to put something on them after I finally got all of the rust off and that was all I was sure I had enough of (from 2 owners or 12 years ago) to do it.


The insurance company made me put the rails up, even though I live alone, in the middle of nowhere, and no one was complaining about the way they were - but the insurance agent was going to come back to take pictures when I had it done.





It's a safety feature! Besides, no one's gonna see it, and I don't care if they do - anymore than it's my business why you're using outdoor paint.


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And, she either has it already or doesn't have all the money in the world - like you s**uff-for-brains.
As cheap as paint is...why would you want to?





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No, that is why they label it outdoor and indoor paint.
It is not recommended to use Exterior paints for Interiors.