DWIL Tub and Tile Refinishing Kit, Water Based Tile Paint, Quick-Dry Tub Paint Low Odor for Bathroom, Kitchen, Toilets, Semi-Gloss Light Gray, 50-55sq.ft, 33oz

The media could not be loaded. This stuff is fantastic. We have done this in 2 of our shower tubs. It’s durable. Looks like a brand new shower! It’s a great choice if you want to freshen up the look of your bathroom without spending a ton of money doing it. The coverage is great. Easy to apply. I have used the light grey and the white. For the white, I have no issues with cleaning it. I use soft scrub and it cleans up nicely. It’s been 1 year since we’ve done it and it still looks like it was just done!

I have ordered this several times. Product works well. Water clean up, no smell. Let it dry 1 day before use.

The media could not be loaded. I liked the tub and tile paint, I used it to paint my RV tub. I’m here to tell everyone don’t use anything else but a very padded roller brush, it comes with one but would take too long to paint tub, that small one is good for corners. I learned the hard way and tried to use a paint brush don’t do it you will use up to much paint and will not come out well. I liked the thickness it applied evenly and very durable. I love the look when it dried good price you may need two depending on the size of your tub. I bought one and wasted some with using a paint brush so I had to buy another one. Overall it works well. This was a great buy.

Extremely good alternative to butying new countertops. Did 4 coats on a 92 in coutertop and only used 1/4 of the container.

this stuff is great read directions covered up old 1960's ceramic tile walls in bathroom i only mixed half a can goes on smooth covered old green ceramic tile out dated color [2 coats went on smooth and easy Why did you pick this product vs others?:its works great on old ceramic tileDries quickly:looks like a plastic coating will be easy to clean

The media could not be loaded. I used this on a fiberglass tub shower unit. Getting the paint into the curves was a challenge - I recommend using a foam brush to paint the curves first as the foam brush doesn’t streak as much as a brush. I used all the items in the kit and except my own foam brush. The smell isn’t strong at all. I recommend using a regular paint stirring stick or drill attachment to mix the paint well. There were paint “skin” globs on the bottom of the can, even after stirring, and the paint develops “skin” blobs while it sits between coats. I had enough paint to do 3 coats but had purchased another small 16 oz. can for just in case. I did have to use the additional can to touch up areas where the paint looked “streaky” or patchy. The paint will peel away easily so be careful when removing any painters tape - cut along the line as the instructions say. The first picture is before, then after one & two coats, then the final. It made a big improvement aesthetically but you can tell it’s a paint job. The paint has dried to a hard, semi-gloss finish. Now I will wait the recommended time to use the shower and post any updates. I can’t afford to replace the shower yet but wanted a cleaner look to match the bathroom decor.

Dries very fast, so the project has to be finished at once. You will need at least three layers for full coverage. But I was never able to accomplish even coverage. Stated peeling after three months randomly in different areas. It was supposed to be a simple refresh for shower floor and walls, but this products only pro is low odor. Unless you are planning to repeat the whole process every year, it’s not worth it

I managed to use this paint for my 1970's shower. I don't use the shower, but wanted to update the overall bathroom without having the need to replace the entire shower. This did the trick. Pleasantly surprised. Yes, it's not going to look like a brand new shower, but does the job if you are looking for an inexpensive fix like me. If you are painting a shower stall, you will need at least 3. Purchase an extra jar just in case.