DWIL Tub and Tile Paint 16.5 oz, Tub Paint for Bathtub, Tile Refinishing with Hardener, Water Based, Low Odor, 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 have just used your tub & tile paint and all went well, i have a question do you make or can i apply a clear sealer to make the finish glossy. also a suggestion the roller and brush that is supply with the package does not make it easy to spread the paint so i went and picked up a small sponge roller and sponge brush and the application of the paint went smoother and the finish was perfect.and for the tile wall the new roller was able to get into the grout better and easier. i will recommend this product that it is very good and does a very nice job. i have purchased 5 qouarts from amazon in order the cover gray to white. I have 2 more coat to do on the tub!

This product seems to works well, for larger tiles, but not so much for smaller tiles. I used a paint brush to cover the grout lines before applying 3 coats. It takes lots of effort to cover them and even after 3 coats, grout lines still appear not as well covered. Overall it looks ok. The original tile was peach.

Completely changed my bathroom. Took about 3 coats to get full coverage. Took me almost 2 16.5 oz tubs to do all of my tile so I would buy extra just to be safe and return what you don’t use so you don’t have to stop in between to wait for more to get delivered. Looks really good overall and I like the texture of it because it seems super durable. You can tell the difference between this and regular paint.

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!

I wanted to share my thoughts on the product I recently used. At first, I was a bit worried that I wouldn’t have enough for the job, but it turned out to be sufficient for two coats on the tub. Since I have some experience with similar items, I decided to go ahead and purchase an additional jug, bringing my total to four coats. However, after about a week and a half, I noticed the tub started peeling, which was disappointing after all the prep work I put in. Unfortunately, it seems that the product doesn’t bond as well as I had hoped. Based on my experience, I would recommend considering a tub insert instead. It might save you some money in the long run!

did all the steps. paint still started peeling in places, but my shower floor looks better than it did before, at least. it’s completely matte (no shine) and it smells only when paint is fresh. the instructions were easy enough to follow.

I bought this product to redo my sink that had faded to a yellowish color in my RV. The sink is small so I had a hard time brushing it on! The paint is not thick at all when you add the hardner and it’s easy to work with but I do recommend using it in the tub and not the sink! Done right the product does what it’s intended to do just following the directions precisely!