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

This product was great. Before my shower was a mess. The coloring had drained away it looked like someone took a scrub brush to it for over 20 years it was awful. But we tried this product. I had to use the white coat first and then I purchased vanilla and did a second coat of the vanilla over the white. It covered beautifully. It does take 3 days before you can use the shower again. And it might take up to 5 days to dry. But I live in the desert after 3 days it was perfectly dry and I was able to use the shower now there's not a mark not a scrape on my shower it's perfectly covered in color I love it it looks like it's new. If the photo looks like it's Miss colored it's not it's just the sunlight in the room.

This refinishing kit worked wonders on my old bathtub! The instructions were clear and easy to follow, and the results honestly exceeded my expectations. The finish looks smooth, glossy, and brand new—like I had the tub professionally redone. It’s also very durable; no chips or peeling after regular use. I really appreciate that everything needed was included in the kit, making the process simple even for someone who’s not super handy. Such a cost-effective way to refresh a bathroom without replacing the tub. Highly recommend! I am kind of a perfectionist, so I ended up using 2 of them just to make sure it got COMPLETELY covered.

Overall satisfied. I am working on getting rid of all the yellow countertops in my house but the vanities in 3 bathrooms are custom so countertops are expensive and not in the budget right now. This is a great alternative for now. It would look 100% perfect if sprayed on. I used the roller and brush in the kit and it looks pretty good. If you shine a light on it you can see some brush marks and roller lines but overall it looks good. This is two coats I’m going to add a third when this one dries. I used one container and still have plenty left. I did notice the thicker you lay it on the smoother it will lay out cause it self levels. It didn’t adhere to the caulk well between my backsplash and corners I should have removed that but oh well I will re-caulk after. I did a lot of prep work so hopefully it holds up good! I’m going to try it with a paint sprayer on my next bathroom.

Has the potential to do a really nice job on my fiberglass tub shower. My mistake was trying to do too much at a time. Here's how to avoid grief. The result was very good in some areas, but I got into the flow of things I left some rough areas that I'll need to redo. Here's how to avoid my mistakes. 1. Follow the instructions VERY carefully. Note that you will need to apply two coats: Base coat, then top coat. To cover dark surface with white version, you may need more coats. 2. If you have a large job, break it down into smaller steps. (I should have allowed more days). This stuff cures pretty quickly if exposed to air. 3. Pour as much as you think you will need for the selected area into another container and add just what you think you will need for that part. Mix in the same proportion of hardener. Use a container with a sealable top if you plan to take a break. 4. Apply the base coat using the supplied tools. Be careful to avoid drips. The first coat does not have to be totally opaque. Just enough to mask the background. Let that coat cure for several hours. Then apply the top coat to the same area. 5. After that area has cured, move on and apply the base coat to the next area. 6. After the base coats have cured, apply the top coat, one section at a time,

Smooth clean paint. Consistent texture. Paint stays intact after days of drying. Roller, paint brush, and the finishing shine are a plus.