DWIL Tile Paint, Tub and Tile Refinishing Kit with Tools, Water-based Bathtub Paint - Low Odor, Easy to Use, 25-30sq.ft, 16.5oz, Semi-Gloss White

The only problem is that we did not remove the old caulk first. I love that everything needed came in the box for that low price. The vanity went from time to throw away to a keeper after the first coat. The pictures shows a total of two coats. The container has enough to do 3 to 4 vanities that size with 2 coats. There was no need to oen windows because you can barely smell the product. The paint is smooth and creamy making it easy to apply. I'll recommend sticking to the roller and not the brush. The brush was leaving lines. We waited 5 days before turning on the water and so far it's working well. Seems like it will last a very long time.

Awesome product. My bathtub looks brand new. This stuff works. I even had some left and painted my bathroom tile white. My bathtub and tiles came out looking great. It's been only about a few weeks but the paint is holding on great. Beware, the product has a strong smell. It'll take about 2-3 days to go away. You'll need an alternate way of showering while the dry paints. Luckily, we have three showers in the home so it wasn't a problem for us.

This bathtub paint transformed my old, tired tub into a clean, fresh-looking beauty! The process was surprisingly easy—even for a first-timer—but don’t be fooled… it is a waiting game. The drying time between coats definitely tested my patience, but the final result was worth it! Pro tips before you dive in: Make sure your tub is squeaky clean and completely dry Sand out any rough spots And learn from my mistake—seal it with a waterproof top coat! I didn’t the first time, and water wear showed up sooner than expected. If you’re ready to give your bathroom a mini-makeover, this is a solid pick. Just don’t expect to use your tub that day… or the next! 😅

Works great. Didn’t harden up in the container for days. Allowed multiple coats. Worked exactly as advertised. (Painted a previously painted tile shower)

We followed every single step to the letter. Used a paint sprayer for even coverage, let it cure for 7 days, ventilated the bathroom, and even dried the tub after every use during the first week. And what happened? On day 8, our first shower left tiny chips. Over the next few days, they multiplied. We bought two kits. I can literally run my fingernail over a spot and it peels instantly. This stuff is cheap, fragile, and completely overhyped. Unless you’re flipping a house and don’t care about durability, avoid it. $100 down the drain, and now we have to start from scratch. After all the time, effort, and care we put in, this has been nothing short of infuriating. With winter coming, we’re left scrambling, feeling like we literally washed our money away.

Easy to use with an outstanding results

I am obsessed with this product! It has everything I needed in the box!!! My bathroom counter was the ugliest thing you ever saw and now I love it!!!!

I followed the directions that were provided to refinish the tile around my soaker tub and the sink. Cleaned the tile, removed the old caulking around the tile and the soaker tub, and used the provided sanding block and fine-grit sanding paper. Cleaned the area again and dried the surface. Taped the area so as not to get paint on the walls, floor, or soaker tub. Mixed the hardener in the paint and started the project. Waiting 2 hours between the first and second coat. Checked the tile and the sink after 10 hrs. and found it to be rough and not smooth as a semi-gloss would suggest.