Mialife Tub and Tile Paint Refinishing Kit with Hardener, Tub Refinishing Kit White Bathtub Paint Water Based &Low Odor, Easy to Use Sink Paint for Bathroom Kitchen, Semi-Gloss White, 50-55sq.ft

It was an easy project the kit included everything needed to complete the job and finished product looks nice…now to see how it holds up

I feel like there should be larger volume options for doing tiles, however…. I gotta say, the kit is pretty comprehensive and the instructions are reasonably clear. First time we have tried to rejuvenate tiles as opposed to replacing and thought this would be a bit of harmless fun! 🤩 Kind of got serious, because it looks good, the coating over grout is thick enough to fill the lines and the overall effect is actually stunning. Super clean lines, old tiles reborn at the same time. Can’t attest for durability as yet, but will update if any issues.

You will need a regular brush also (3-4 inch) and many more re-paint tries to make it look good. Just wait the alloted time between paints and go at it again. The important part of the tub is usually inside. Leave the outside for last. The outside is usually not needed (or very little) or just use regular paint on the outside and only on what's not 100% white (on the outside). Take a pic of the tub before and then after (it's AI ENHANCED!!!) ;)

We followed the instructions to a T and it looks very bad. Paint does not dry evenly and smooth. Very rough. I am trying to figure out now how to safely remove the paint without further damage. Total waste of money

I bought this to add a new finish on my bathroom counter. I purchased the kit which had a roller, tape, etc. The instructions said you could paint a few coats on or use the pour method. I bought this product for that reason, because I wanted to avoid the mess of a pour method, otherwise I would have done a normal epoxy kit. I coated two coats on and wasn't happy with the texture the included roller was giving. I went to the store and purchased the best low texture roller I could. It was better, but not perfect. Finally, for my last coat, I did the pour technique. It helped get rid of most of the texture, but was not perfect. Also, it did not flow nicely because it is quite thick and left weird thicker spots randomly. I was not happy I paint stripped the whole thing. If you are not a perfectionist, then maybe you could try it out.