Rust-Oleum Tub & Tile Touch-Up 2-Step Kit | Bathroom Surface Refresh, Ceramic, Porcelain, Fiberglass, Moisture Resistant Finish, 12 Oz

I ordered this to hide some cracking and peeling from a resurfaced tub and it was the perfect solution. The cracking was mostly over the grout lines and this filled those spaces perfectly. It was even great for small little dings and chips. I also used it on an area that was peeling on a tile and it filled in the space but you could see that it was a repaired - but only close up and not from a distance. This was a life saver from a a tub and tile surround resurfacing that didn't last as advertised (and of course the vendor went out of business). I didn't want to pay $3000 to have the tubs redone or replaced so this bought me years of additional service since the issues with the tub and tile were only cosmetic (ugly color) and not functional. My tubs were bright white and this was a perfect color match. I applied it like it was white out or nail polish. The smell is strong but just use a fan. I am extremely happy with this product!

As everybody says, it’s bright white which wasn’t a true match, but since most of the areas I wanted to cover were small head-of-a-pin-sized holes it filled the holes neatly and they become invisible unless you know exactly where to look. The directions say to recoat after 10 minutes — I found that was too soon and got better results after 20 minutes. I found the brush in the cap too big for my use — wanted to just fill the dings, not coat the area around them — and found a toothpick was a much better, more precise application tool. It is also very runny immediately after mixing, which is fine for flat, horizontal surfaces. I had a few vertical surfaces and got better results when I’d let the paint sit for 15+ hours, with very little running because the paint thickens the longer it sits after mixing. By 24 hrs it was very thick and time to throw out what wasn’t used. An inexpensive solution that worked great.

I used this to repair two chips on a porcelain bathtub. Both were all the way through to the metal so there was rust that had to be cleaned off first. I used vinegar and salt to clean off as much of the rust as I could, then went over it with a little piece of 320 grit emery paper. Next I mixed the touch up kit and applied it with the supplied brush. The brush is small enough that you can precisely match the edges of the patch to the edges of the chip. However, it holds a surprising amount of the compound so (just like with paint) you have to be careful not to load up it up too much. The compound has approximately the same viscosity as correction fluid and I'm guessing would be difficult to use on anything other than a horizontal surface. Fortunately both of my chips were on the flat ledge surrounding the tub. After applying the compound I allowed three full days for it to cure before exposing the repairs to water. The cured product has a smooth finish, similar to the porcelain itself, although it is raised slightly above the surrounding surface. I suppose if you were really OCD you could do some wet sanding to achieve a perfectly level surface, but I didn't bother with this. So far the repairs have survived two long, hot showers and seem to be holding up well. The only thing preventing me from giving 5 stars is that the color match is not perfect; the compound is somewhat whiter than standard bathtub porcelain. But unless you look closely, it does not jump out at you. Once mixed, the compound must be used within 24 hours, so make sure you identify all needed repairs before beginning.

Did not fit my bolts. Not any fault of the sellers. I think the installers jack legged the toilet bowl to the floor. Refunding for refund. No problem with the seller

there should be a better way to apply this maybe a sponge but the little nail brush would be OK for those who do their nails. As for the paint it seems to work OK but the existing color showed through at first but when dried it was gone, maybe it leveled out?

This product worked well to cover up the area around my drain that was starting to rust. you can tell that the area has the paint on it but it looks 10x better then it did before. It will not make your tube look like new but is defiantly worth a try if you are just trying to fix a small issue. My only suggestion is to make sure you not only clean the area but to sand the rust areas really good before applying if that is the issue for you. i thought i had gotten all the rust off from one area but did not and now the rust is showing through the white paint so i will need to remove the paint and fix the rust issue then redo it.

Lasted for less than 2 weeks. Followed the instructions perfectly. This is a bogus product, don't waste your hard-earned money on this.

This seems to be a hybrid of epoxy (two parts you mix which then chemically react for a cure), and drying (where an organic solvent is released as it dries). This was used to repair the drain hole of a porcelain-coated steel tub. The drain was removed, and the entire area above and below the hole (between the drain and the tub shoe) was cleaned to remove rust which developed where the porcelain had chipped. The self leveling helped greatly in layering the paint to match the thickness of the missing porcelain. After almost one year of multiple showers a day, it is holding with no signs of wear or compromise. Cons: -Noxious vapors -Expensive for its size Pros: -Self leveling -Can be painted in multiple layers to achieve greater thickness -Predetermined quantities you mix without having to measure (bottles are seemingly half full, but only because you need to pour one into the other without overflow) -Cures within 24 hours -Seems to adhere with no signs of being compromised in the presense of water -Despite having covered a large area, there was plenty left over to use elsewhere and some remained unused in the bottle.

One of the bottles arrived almost empty. The liquid was poured on the package. Waste of money.

EDIT almost three months later looks the same and the patch has held in a 5-person household with shower running daily and baths with bubbles weekly. Tub was reglazed when we bought home. 10 years later it needs to be redone. We plan to redo the space but wanted a tie over until we do. Was looking for simple and cost effective. I used all the paint and did three thin coats. Best tip, use your own brush. Better tip, fresh brush for each coat as I definitely have some brush hairs stuck in there. I wore an N95 and opened windows with an air-purifier running. Smell is gone after 12 hours. Hardest part was drying the tub and prepping as it is our only showering space. I would highly recommend this for a practical fix. If you are looking for aesthetic get a pro. Pics are of 12 hours after treatment and after prep work. I chipped the damage back in hopes of better sealing and the work lasting longer. We plan to put a bath mat over top (which caused the damage in the first place). I wanted to write a review because the reviews and a YouTube video showing how to use the product really helped me.

This is one of those must have products that can save you hundreds but unfortunately becoming impossible to find. Absolutely recommend. Even if it's not a perfect colour match for a cheaper tub, it was for my taps and the job on the bathtub looks a million times better than a black chip mark. Everything is still intact with no flaking or peeling. 100% recommend

I had a bathtub caddy that scratched my tub that I had previously painted. This was very easy to use for a small repair such as that and it matches pretty much perfectly. It is expensive for the little amount you get but if you just need to touch up a small scratch I think it’s worth it compared to the hassle of refinishing a whole tub again.

Initially I thought it was fabulous- ( did shower recess ) but after a few showers it started flaking off.