NADAMOO White Tub and Tile Spray Paint, DIY Refinishing Aerosol, 4 Can

I used this on a good old toilet that I did not want to remove or replace during a remodel. So I painted it in-place as it was, tucked inside a little cubby hole set back in the bathroom wall. I had a widow open and an exhaust fan, but could not keep the overspray moving fast enough. For that reason, and also because white is hard to see, it was tough to not get any dry areas or drippy areas. But it worked ok. After that, I used it on all the ceramic towel bar holders, built in soap dish and tp dispenser, because those would be hard to make look nice with a roller or brush. In the end, the color was a bit cooler than the paint I used on the walls, but the finish is very nice, has good gloss and seems durable enough. Took about 5 cans for what I did. It was a lousy job to do, but the product worked pretty good overall.

Works good . I just think that is a little bit over priced

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

This product is easy to use and has a nice finish. But! You have to wear a respirator mask. The smell is really bad an sets off a fire alarm if you dont cover it. You have to plastic off walls and floors or your going to be cleaning up white dust that settles everywear. I used an oil spray primer first from Sherman Willliams to hide stains or dark colors. I like the finish of this paint because it is not "high" gloss. Its more a semi gloss so some imperfections are not noticed. I did the walls with the spray can and then choose to roll the tub with the paint tub version they also sell. It takes days to do this process and for the smell to go away. The tub/shower area looks much better now.

Not last long a few months paint fell off