Painting linoleum floor, cracks

Good day,

after I finally moved, I wanted to have a new floor installed. However, many craftsmen said that linoleum floors are very difficult to remove. However, the floor is full of oil stains, paint spots, and generally very damaged. Therefore, I bought floor paint from OBI and painted it over. I did this twice. Then I varnished it twice with parquet varnish and let it dry. Now to my question: Will the floor "take revenge" and become brittle over the years?

Thank you in advance

Best regards

Max

I assume that you will notice sooner if the substrate does not correspond to what is intended for this color.

mhmmm ...

this is already the 2nd funny question from you. Are you sure you’re not here on behalf of the hidden camera .... ?

Rhineland greetings

What is funny about that? And why hidden camera? I will send photos of the floor tomorrow. Today the passage still has to dry, so I cannot get in.

Best regards

Max

There are very special paints for such purposes, e.g. 2K PU paints. I assume that you of course used these and processed them correctly (or maybe not, because that contradicts your statement that you then applied parquet varnish on top...). May I ask who advised you on that? Anyway; with the right paint (I do not count parquet varnish among them) it should work well. But that probably doesn't help you now either...

Why do you ask that DURING the execution? You think about that beforehand - you don't decide something like that on a whim.

Although...