DWIL Tub and Tile Refinishing Kit,33oz Quick-Dry Tile Paint for Wall & Floor, Sink Bathtub Paint for Bathroom, Kitchen, Toilets, Water Based, Semi-Gloss White, 50-55sq.ft

We moved into an older home last year, and I painted the pink tub in my kids bathroom using rest oleum tile paint. After about 4-6 months started to peel really bad and the application was really splotchy, even after multiple attempts. I wanted to repaint the tub so I purchased this off Amazon. Wow!!! this product worked so much better extremely low low odor, especially compared to rest oleum. The application was easy and the box had everything you needed from top to bottom this one package I was able to paint the tub and walls of the tub two times as well as their vanity and bathroom sink two times. Very well worth the purchase.

Beautiful finish. Great price. This allowed the ugly ring around my tub go away.

It is a very complete kit, easy to use, dryes pretty fast and has no smell, it doesn't look perfect but for the price is fine

This is a good way to renew my RV shower stall which was yellowing and cracked. I did a fiberglass repair and then sanded the surfaces well. Mix the hardener in well. Brushing the corners and hard to get to places first then use the roller to smooth it in. It will leave brush marks so I switched to a foam brush. Recoat at 2 hours so plan when you start painting. I applied 4 coats so it's an all day job. I tried using it on the small sink basin but it had too many brush marks. I replaced the sink for $40, much nicer looking.

Easy product to work with I refinished my bathroom sink in my game room and my tub in my upstairs bathroom! Great product inexpensive upgrade!

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.

Easy to use, no smell, will definitely purchase again

I had to use 3 coats but the final tub and tile look great!