White Tub and Tile Spray Paint, DIY Refinishing Aerosol, 2 Can | Waterproof, Semi-gloss, Works on Porcelain Ceramic Fiberglass, Quick Resurface for Bathroom Walls Bathtubs Sinks Toilets

Easy to work with, great product. Very nice gloss, and comes with sanding sheets, easy to sand, Make sure you have ventilation !!! and wear a mouth n nose mask because spray is strong. !!! the key is take your time on "prepping properly." And this goes on very smooth.p if you spray just a Little and light coat at a time. First coat you will see the old stuff still . Dry, respray lightly and little again. and repeat. It turns out so smooth to touch. I did my upstairs bathroom old yellow vanity top to white color and downstairs bathroom old green specked vanity top to white color and they both look like brand new pieces! The upstairs vanity was done months ago, and still looks new, I just started downstairs one , there are a few other colors available also. I'm very pleased with this brand and product .

I used 3 out of the 4 cans and each can was one coat for the entire bath+walls. I made sure to follow the preparation steps and did a light sanding over the entire surface and made sure everything was dry and free of debris before I started spraying. I shook each can about 2 minutes before spraying. I kept a distance of no less than about 9" from the surface and kept the can moving. I also waited about 20min between each coat. I didnt see any globs or paint running and overall, it went on pretty uniform. ALSO, I'm in a very dry state, but I think if you live in a HUMID area, this might not work. I think the surface and air have to be dry because the paint won't dry and harden properly if there's any moisture... That's just my 2 cents. Definitely not a permanent solution for an old shower but will do for the short term.

Wish I could leave zero stars. Terrible strong odor, and made my bathroom tiles look worse than they were before. The spray only leaked and did not provide any coverage. It's outside of the return window now so I just wasted $60 on this awful product.

It is the easier way a refurbishing a tub then replacing it but it is costly as well. One or two cans just don’t do it. I’ve already applied three and I’m getting ready to apply five but still cheaper than spending $300 on a new tub.

I painted a late 60s porcelain tub in my apartment that had already been painted before. The bottom was deeply chipped pretty bad, so I use the rotary sander and was able to sand the portions that were chipped pretty good, but I did not sand it flush. Because I was only renting, I didn't put in the extra work to completely smooth out those chipped surface areas. This would've been a perfect opportunity to put in a hard resin, but like I said, I don't own it. Also, I only use two cans. The three months looked fantastic. However, going into the fourth month the thin layers didn't hold up and those chipped areas were becoming noticeable again. Note you need four cans to do it right. Everywhere else is holding it nicely. Alert – you need a really good mask because there will be a plume of paint dust in the air. So you will need to cover your entire head, face, arms, and wear goggles. A fan on the windowsill will help immensely, but know that all that paint plume will stick to the fans blades. Overall, I like the product a lot. I took one star out just because it didn't stick on those chipped areas as well, but that's on me. Note, I only touched up the front portion because it was still in decent condition. And I needed to paint it additional can would be needed.

It's okay for small areas. You will definitely need both cans for a standard sized tub. Paint dries to a matte finish. Expected a smooth finish like porcelain.

Nice improvement over yellow discoloration cheap considering alternatives wear mark when applying

Coats well. Sand smoothly. I reccomend pre sanding before application.