DWIL Tile Paint, Tub and Tile Refinishing Kit with Tools, Bathtub Paint Water Based &Low Odor, Easy to Use for Bathroom Kitchen, Semi-Gloss Black, 25-30sq.ft

Was a little hesitant about this product because it was cheaper than Tub n Tile or comparable products. However it was easy to use, color is perfectly white, and worked very well to cover up an old shower pan. I highly recommend this product and the kit comes with everything you plus very simple instructions.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works great! We remodeled a 1970s farmhouse, and the shower was an almond yellow color. Instead of having to buy a new shower, we decided to try this product first. It was super easy to use. Took about 3 coats to look flawless (was able to use one kit). We love the way it turned out!

Easy to use, looks great. Some parts of the kit were kinda cheap and not terribly useful. Color turned out darker than expected, but that's ok.

This product saved me thousands of dollars! Our bisque-colored tub and shower had deep iron stains from hard well water that I couldn't scrub out. I didn’t want to replace the whole setup, so I researched and gave this product a try—and it worked exactly as promised.The process took three days:Day 1: SandedDay 2: Cleaned and driedDay 3: Applied three coats of paintIt takes seven days to fully cure. I wish I had a “before” picture, but I’ve included photos showing the first and final coats.The kit includes everything except a small paint tray (which you’ll need). I chose dark grey—note that they don’t sell extra cans in this color, so I had to buy two full kits. I ended up using one full can and half of the second.For under $100, our tub looks brand new, and our whole family is enjoying it!

We used this on an acrylic bathtub in an apartment we needed to quickly get ready for new renters. We prepped the area exactly as instructed on the box. We painted as instructed. This went on much smoother than other bathtub paint we have used, and is very low odor. BUT, 6 months later it is starting to peel up.I will use an acid product to clean and sand the peeling areas, then reapply and see if that helps. Anyway, it's not amazing, but it's not entirely terrible either. Kind of sums up landlording as well! :)

I recently used the Tub and Tile Refinishing Kit to refurbish my outdated beige bathtub, and I’m sharing my honest thoughts. This product promises to transform your tub with a durable epoxy coating, and I was eager to try it as a budget-friendly alternative to replacement. The kit, which I found for around $50, includes everything you need: epoxy resin, hardener, gloves, a brush, and cleaning materials.The process was straightforward but time-intensiveWhere gloves and a mask.It works well

Fantastic product, works well. Easy. Looks great!We used 2 full jars of paint. Tub could have used 3.

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 drySand out any rough spotsAnd 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! 😅