Tub and Tile Paint, White Touch Up Pen for Countertop, Bathtub, Porcelain Paint for Any Scratches Spots on Tiles, Sinks, Enamel, Toilets, 1.5 Fl Oz

The area of my tub that needed touch up looks great again. The process was easy to use just like if you were using white out. After making sure the area was clean and dry I applied the tub and tile touch up paint. It dries fast, no loud smell. I reapplied it again the next day to make sure I had enough on the area. No more ugly marks, it really does the job. I was very satisfied from the results. I would recommend to anyone who want to make quick home repairs themselves. It's worth buying and affordable.

This White Touch Up Paint Pen is a life saver! I used it to camouflage some ugly scratches in my porcelain sink and the results are amazing. Paint took easily and so well, and the color is perfect to the color of my sink. The application is so easy, thanks to the pen applicator is easy to use and super precise with no dripping all over the place. Because drying time was fast, the painted portions were fully hardened and durable to be scrubbed after a day or two. I haven’t used it yet on a bathtub or tile but if it’s anything like my sink experience I’m sure it will be just as great. You need very little as it stretches.If you have small chips or cracks in your bathroom fixtures or kitchen counters, I highly recommend this product. It's definitely a much more affordable option than a complete replacement!

I like that this came with a little sanding pad which helped smooth down the area. However on the main spot I wanted to cover the rust stain keeps coming to the surface no matter how many coats I add. It worked fine on chipped tile but the color was too stark white to use in larger areas.

This white touch-up pen was just what I needed to restore small scratches on my bathtub and bathroom tiles. It's easy to apply, dries quickly, and the white color matches the porcelain perfectly. I also used it on the sink, and it looked like new. Ideal for a quick and inexpensive touch-up without having to do a complete renovation.

Don’t bother; it doesn’t hide anything, AND, even though my bathroom sink is a normal, white basin, this product is more of a VIVID WHITE. It was worth a try, and cheap enough, but quite useless!

I used this on several small chips and scratches in my bathtub. The application was incredibly easy, just shake, press, and paint. The pen format gave me great control, which is especially helpful for precise touch-ups. The color blended seamlessly with my existing white surfaces, and it dried to a smooth, glossy finish that looked like new. It also held up well after a few weeks of use and exposure to water and cleaning products. I appreciated that there was no overwhelming smell, and cleanup was minimal.

Covers easy, and lasts. Perfect for touch ups. Smooth looking. Works well

The media could not be loaded. It has been a few weeks since I used this product to address a few unattractive chips and scratches on the tiles in my bathroom and bathtub, and I am pleased to see how well it functioned overall. The enamel of my bathtub had worn away, leaving behind a handful of tiny but very apparent places. Additionally, there was an ugly scrape near the drain that was also present. For a quick and easy solution that would endure for a long time, I made the decision to give this paint pen a go. I was a little anxious about the prospect of restoring the clean and polished appearance of my bathroom since I had never attempted this type of modest home repair before. However, I was also delighted about the chance of saving my bathroom. As soon as I opened the pen for the first time, the thick, white paint reminded me of normal enamel in terms of both its color and its substance. Due in large part to the tip of the pen, it turned out to be rather simple to apply it to the areas that had been injured. I believe that the design is user-friendly since it enables a regulated flow of paint, which in turn lowers the likelihood of creating a mess out of the process. In my situation, I started by thoroughly cleaning and drying the surface, and then I tested the paint on a discrete area to ensure that the color was a good match for the finish that was originally on my bathtub. It was to my great delight that the color blended in pretty well, and the tip of the pen allowed me to apply numerous small applications without leaking or running.