Ceiling Tile Touch-up Paint, Latex, White, 8 oz.

You basically dab (not brush) this on--color did not match perfectly but it certainly suffices and looks a lot better than a water stain.

This is a small bottle of a very thick product, that does work. But the built in applicator brush is way to big for delicate touch ups to ceiling tiles and uses excessive amount of product.Bought a 30 pack of kids paint brushes from Walmart and just used one each time I was applying product and tossed when I was done.The final result was good. But again very thick. I used a nitrile glove to wipe away any excess so it wouldn't look bulky where applied.

Covered well and color matched. Very thick and hard to brush on so I just used my finger to apply on edges of tiles. Not a big bottle but it goes a long way

The price I thought was high but like everything right should be expected

We had to putty a small whole of a bathroom cabinet door. Then we usedthis touch paint. It was a perfect color. The consistency was a bit thick andthe brush was much too coarse. I ended up using a firm edge of a densepaper to smooth it out (somewhat like a squeegee). It's still not perfect butplan on using a clear polish to create a better shine.

touchs up well, expensive

Matched popcorn ceiling , use a stipple brush and tap paint in ceiling to cover 3D shapes. Perfect blend on 1970 ceiling

Color matched perfectly with new and old tiles. A little difficult to use brush in new container. It drips from stem when working over head.