DWIL Tub Paint, Tub and Tile Refinishing Kit 33oz with Tools and 2 Grout Pen, White Bathtub Paint Water Based &Low Odor, Easy to Use Sink for Bathroom Kitchen, Semi-Gloss White, 50-55sq.ft

Great value for money, but does require detailed prep work, and PATIENCE. If you can do those first two things, the look and quality is better than you are imagining. It mixes up with ease, and it does stand the test of time. No scratches, chips or fading have occurred. Cleans very easy, and the black looks great!

Worked great on bothe tile and the tub.

I have bought a few of these paint kits. It is def not as smooth of a finish as the rustoleum one. And I have caught it flaking around my soap dispenser. Even thou it was scrubbed very well around it. Not sure if it was residue or the paint. But unfortunately it still chips. But I like it. Looks great and got the job done! Updated the space very quickly and for a quarter of the price.

This has totally changed the look of my bathroom, and I’m so excited about it. I had one of those dirty cigarette filter nicotine yellow colored acrylic tubs when I moved into this place 8 years ago. I’ve always hated it. No matter what you do, it looks dirty. It had scratch marks from previous people washing their spastic dogs in it. Finally I’ve had the time to redo it, and I went with this kit. It has totally transformed my bathroom, and I can’t wait for the 7 day curing period to finish so I can finally use it! 3 more days! My only problem I had was where the paint was on the vertical areas, it dripped down into the base of the tub and left thick drip spots. It’s not that noticeable, and I may try to sand it down in the future…but may not. It’s not THAT noticeable unless you’re looking for it. Overall though, I’m really impressed. The odor is about a 6 out of 10. Nowhere near even as strong as the caulk I used. I didn’t even have the window open for the third coat because it was raining heavily. I sent pictures to a family member, and they thought I had bought a new tub! I’ll update the review accordingly if I have any issues once I actually start using it. One last thing is to make sure you have an extra brush or two…I think my dripping paint problem could be related to water on the brush. Only one brush was provided, which I washed out after the first coat. Three hours later, the brush was still pretty damp, but it’s the only brush I had. Same for coat three. It could be because the brush still had water on it? When I do the tub in the second bathroom next month, I am making sure I have additional brushes to have a dry brush each time.

Looked very well for the first 2 months started to peel around 3-4 months needs to be redone completely now at 6 months but I will use again to redo. May need to do very thin layers