Tub and Tile Paint 16.5 oz, Tub and Tile Refinishing Kit with Hardener, Tub Refinishing Kit Water Based & Low Odor, Sink Paint for Bathroom Kitchen, Semi-Gloss White, 25-30sq.ft

I love this grey tub and tile paint. I used it to paint the tiles in my bathroom and the tiles inside of my bathtub wall and it works perfectly! My family takes a lot of showers and it hasn't wore off or anything! It's easy to apply, low odor, sticks excellently and is just the right thickness to do 2 coats without making it look tacky or too thick! Makes the wall tiles look very smooth and it's very affordable with great quality!

I bought this paint because I have an old, putty-colored fiberglass tub and surround in a house I am prepping to sell. No matter how much I scrubbed the old tub, it still looked dingy and dirty. In some spots the yellow fiberglass was starting to show through, and it brought down the look of the whole bathroom. I did the required surface prep and applied the paint per instructions, rolling it with a small foam roller. To my surprise it had no smell, dried quickly, and went on in no time. My only qualm was that 2 coats didn't completely hide the old color, so I sprung for another can of the paint. That said, the transformation was remarkable! I was prepared to be disappointed but was instead amazed at how great it turned out. It looks fresh and brand new, and the bright white paint has lightened the whole room. I highly recommend!

This looked good for about a month, then it started peeling now I have a clogged drain because the paint peels and goes down the drain . I wished I had listened to the dissatisfied buyers. I requested to speak with the vendor and was told to send picture referencing my issue. I didn't bother to respond because I know I would be told that I didn't follow directives. AND I KNOW I DID.

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

This worked really well however the only issue was i needed 2 of these vs one to finish my bath/shower. mine was a cream yellow color before and i updated to a white it was great. i really liked it. the smell is there but i shut the door and turned the fan on after i was finished to help dry and worked well. ended up working really well for the bath room i may try it with the sink as well. Use a roller vs a brush to not have brush marks. does dry fast

I have a few things to say ...I Love how it doesn't have a strong smell and it dry very quickly so repeating coats come so easy...Now what I don't like is that the tube is very small for one tube and back wall it took 4 tubes to complete project tube was half way full each time .it was very easy to Apply.

The quality of the paint isn’t as high as you might expect—it tends to wear off quickly. However, for short-term use or temporary bathtub cleaning, it works well as a budget-friendly option. Just don’t expect long-lasting results or a professional finish

Excellent product. I returned the rest because I didn’t need as much.