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You can, but the results typically aren't pretty. Indoor paint is not formulated to cope with continued exposed to water, dew, rain and ice, nor is it designed to cope with the oxidizing effects of direct sunlight or the flexation resultant from temperature shifts. All of these factors serve to remove indoor paint quite quickly.

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It will work fine. Porch paint doesn't really know what surface it will be used on. It's durable to wear and normally will adhere very well to concrete or wood, so you shouldn't have a problem using leftover porch paint on an indoor dresser.

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Yes, you can if it has a latex base. I wouldn't if oil based.

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yes i am certain i have tried it myself

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