Tub & Tile Refinishing Kit with Hardener, Bathtub & Sink Paint, Water Based & Low Odor, Semi-Gloss White, 25-30 sq.ft

For everyone who is doing DIY and updating your property.....This is for you! Its a scary thought painting sinks and tile.This tile paint was excellent! I have a 40 year old condo with no budget to gut the Bathrooms.You need to prep, sand the serface well and clean after before painting. SLow and steady is the key. After the first coat you may say...Oh lets start over here too! No focus on completing one area at a time. It will need 3-4 coats. only do two coats per day..45 minute drying time between coats.Slow and steady is the key here!

TLDR Learn before you use.This stuff works great, but if you expect to use it like most people use any other paint you are setting yourself up for failure. You can't simply mix it up and paint a tub, tiles, sink, etc. You MUST prep the surface first, sanding off anything loose or chipping. Get a good rough finish so paint will stick. Then you MUST prep the surface for the paint. Use an acid etch or industrial strength degreaser to remove ALL oils, residues, dust, etc. left behind. Clean wash the tub and let it dry. Then paint on using a roller. Wait 20-30 min. Do another coat. Repeat until you have used all the paint. Let it dry and cure for at least three days. One can has good coverage for a small tub. The color is very opaque and has a great shine when finished. It is not too watery which gives it good adhesion and help

I just wanted to refresh bathtub because it has yellowed and aged over time. I sanded and cleaned very well. I’m 4 coats in and it still hasn’t covered it. The paint is basically translucent with a tinge of white. I see somewhere it was advertised to only need 1 to 2 coats which i seriously douubted, i think it would take at least 10 coats with this paint to go from yellowish to white. Smell was also very strong! I would not recommend!

I’m still in the drying-curing phase but so far it looks good. I used Comet powdered bleach and a scrubber to clean. Then I used hydrochloric acid with a scouring pad to etch it. Gave it a good rinse and dry then started painting. 12 hours in between coats. The whole can was just enough for 2 coats. I’ll update if it doesn’t hold up. Before mid paint job and after photos.

I was pleasantly surprised at just how much paint is in this little tub. Plenty to cover my bathroom tiles and then some. Really like this shade of gray too.

I feel like I just got a new shower what a difference it’s so great definitely going to recommend the only downside is I didn’t get the tools but it was still super easy

Received the paint, but none of the rest of the products like the masking tape, sandpaper, masking film, roller, brush, or the gloves that are supposed to be included....have not used the paint yet, but hope to receive the other items someday...

It was easy to apply. I applied it to the old plastic wall surround, as well as the bathtub. It gave my tub and walls new life. Very bright and clean look.