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

This was so easy to use and has held up great over the past few months. I used it on my hideous kitchen sink and a countertop on a built in vanity in my bedroom. The finish is nice and I was worried about the durability but I am able to scrub my sink to clean it and it still looks great. It’s easy to clean stains with multiple cleaners I have tried. Before and after pictures attached.

I am so very pleased with this tub and tile painting kit by DWIL! Beautifully manufactured and flawless on arrival this complete kit for touching up or repairing patches to your tub or bathroom tile is amazing. The kit contains everything you need for this process from roller to brush to gloves to instructions. I actually obtained this kit for my art work which includes painting ancient symbols on rocks and it works incredibly well for this task compared to standard paints. I am very, very, very happy with this item---thank you!

Super easy to use and really helped out in a pinch.

First coat went on smooth. I followed instructions and waited two hours in between coats…finished product looks horrible. Now I am worse off than when I started :/

I used this refinishing kit to redo the top of my sons’ bathroom vanity. You can see from the pictures that it went from white to gray. This picture represents two coats of the product. It came with everything I needed, including tape edged plastic to protect the front of the vanity. The painters tape it comes with is a little thin so I have a couple wall touchups but overall a nice product. My only complaint is that you can only use the paint for 12 hours after the hardener is added, and the directions say to add equal parts hardener and paint if you’re going to portion it out. If you look at the picture of the contents the paint came in a 32 ounce container and the Hardner is a small little squirt bottle. I added them in the same ratio and made half the product at a time. Because of the difference in volume I didn’t feel comfortable and making it in smaller amounts so I couldn’t split this up to use it in four sessions. The countertop I used it on used about a quarter of the product so you could conceivably cover a lot more area than I have in this picture. There were a couple of spots where the paint has a little imperfection and did not self level in the sink. It isn’t terribly noticeable, but it did happen.