Tub and Tile Refinishing 2-Part Kit, White, Single. - New

Product went on easily and after brushing self leveled to remove brush marks. This was my first attempt and I learned after paint has been on for a few minutes it best not to try to touch up. Wait for it to dry and then add paint. I also divided amount of paint I mixed in half. Should have done a 1/3 as paint covers more than I expected.The disappointment I had was color. It dried in a shiny smooth but somewhat creamy white. Not the glossy white I needed and I was unable to use the finished product.

I had a yellow tub surround and an old dingy white tub with rust spots from a dripping faucet. Used 1.5 cans. Looks great but the smell was horrendous! I have a small bathroom with only a small window for ventilation. I used a fan and had a respirator mask on and I still had to walk out of the bathroom every couple minutes just so I wouldn’t pass out. I would only use this again if my bathroom had great ventilation!

Horrible customer service.After ONE single use, it completely dried up & is hard as a rock. Contacted this company & they were not helpful in the slightest. Don't waste your money.

Don't have any complaints, needed to repaint my tile in the bathroom and it did the job perfectly.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Very disappointed! I’ve been waiting 2 weeks for this product to be delivered to remodel my old bathroom. Unfortunately the product appears to be opened and has some kind of oil stain with a strong chemical odor on it. It’s also missing a foam roller

I am disappointed in the packaging of this product. Obviously it was previously opened as evidenced by the dents in the cans. No instructions were included as I am sure they had to be there in the original purchase.

Absolutely astounding product. Definitely make sure you have good ventilation because it definitely organic solvent based. No latex for miles

I had two vanities, a 60in and a 32in both made of fiberglass in a dingy cream/ivory swirl pattern circa mid 90’s with the built in/formed sinks. The tub surround (not the tub, just the surround) was the same style. It was all ugly but I’m not ready for a full bathroom reno so we got these to help freshen up the space. I bought a 3 pack, did the vanities first, 2 coats 1 pack took care of them. I used 2 on the tub but I still need to buy 1 more for a complete coverage on the shower surround.Things to keep in mind - the foam rollers basically disintegrate, have a bunch of you’re going to go that route. I used about 8 for just the vanities. I ended up using the fiber ones for the tub, the low shed and before I used them I basically lint rolled the roller with painter’s tape. - it’s on the directions. I feel like they worked better and I won’t be using the foam on my last application.It is stinky, be able to open windows and run fans to help move it out towards the windows. A good mask (with the ventilation/filters) is a must. I did the vanities with just a reg mask and took frequent breaks for fresh air and had a slight headache at the end of the day. I used the fancy Darth Vader style mask for the tub surround and it was amazing!! I couldn’t smell anything.Work quickly, once it starts to get tacky be very careful with the rollers, that’s when it starts to pull pieces of the foam off and fibers too.It does a good job self leveling so you can use a brush early on to get on tight spots but the lines will show when it’s sat for a bit and you use a brush so do your corners, tight spots a roller can’t go first.