Black Ceramic Tile Bathroom Wall Bathtub Paint Sink Paint Refinishing Kit (50-60sq.ft), Easy of Use Tub Resurfacing Bathroom Sink Kitchen Countertop, Low Odor No Toxic Tub And Tile Refinishing Kit

I love it was amazing product for my bath

Did not last a week. Freeze hit and the bottom of the shower did not hold. Water was off to the house, it was dry. Started hearing a cracking sound from the bathroom. I guess it was not fully cured with the temp swing, and even tho it's 70° in the house, it's 26° outside, and it didn't hold. Followed directions to a T.

This stuff is as thick as putty yet goes on smoothly. I did the counter top and sinks in my bathroom, which were so discolored we had thought about replacing it. It saved us LOTS of money and looks great. I put on two coats and that covered it all wonderfully. I highly recommend this product. I even did the toilet tank and lid. Looks so good👍.

I used this to paint my kitchen countertops about a month ago and so far it’s holding up great. It was a very inexpensive way to completely change the look of my kitchen

Very easy to apply, quality product that does the job easy to work with, but must be applied in a timely manner

Paint did not cure and continued to come off after it dried.

I originally ordered this appliance paint to paint my ceramic sink. Midway through. a countertop remodel, I decided I had nothing to lose and instead used this to paint my kitchen countertops. This kit comes with everything you need, including gloves (you definitely need them), the roller and foam cover, and the paint with a small bottle you mix in. It was easy to mix the two together, and I highly appreciated the gloves and roller with cover. I used the paint roller to apply the paint, and due to the thickness of the paint I was able to also roll it on the edges of the countertop with no drips. I had enough paint to do two coats (approximately 50 square feet of countertop, painted twice). I do recommend two coats, but then again I was painting over yellow formica. The paint glided on very smoothly, and covered well. I let it dry for a few hours in between coats, and it recommends not using the surface for at least 7 days for it to cure. My countertops looks fabulous (especially compared to the old yellow formica), and the surface due to the thick paint and foam roller have a bit of a texture to them, they're not completely smooth, which I like. I even had enough paint left over to paint the icky colored bricks in front of my fireplace, leaving them a gorgeous deep black color. A few tips to others, definitely use the gloves. I did, and my hands were clean, until I took them off for cleanup. I assumed this paint would clean up well with water, and it does not. It took several days to get the black completely off my hands, I'm not sure if some kind of cleaner would have helped. Also, throw away any brushes or roller covers that you use, it's not worth it to try to clean them. Another helpful tip is that if you don't use all of the paint within a day, it starts gelling up due to the small bottle of activator that you add to the paint, and you have to throw it away. Overall, I am very impressed with this appliance paint, and highly recommend it to others. This paint is 5+++ stars.

I’ve used similar types of paint before I got this Black Ceramic Tile Paint to start on the refresh of our master bathroom gigantic party shower. Our one remaining non-standard size sliding shower door, framed in 1970’s gold-tone, got 2 coats of frosted glass paint which contains resin (like this paint does) about 2/3 of the way up the glass and it worked like a dream and is so durable that I couldn’t pass up the chance to get busy on our tile refresh. Our current bathroom tile is a lovely butter yellow (sarcasm), but I’m not ready for a whole retile project. Instead I replaced one row of tile with a row of accent tiles which featured some black and gray accent tiles. Our fixtures are black, so this paint was my finishing task in the 5’ x 10’ shower. The yellow tiles are original, so there were some issues I was looking forward to covering with this acrylic resin paint. In order to have the best result, I cleaned the tiles, scrubbed the tiles, scraped the tiles, scrubbed the tiles and scraped the tiles again so the paint would be applied to the tile and not some hard-water or mineral stains. Last prep was rubbing all the tiles and grout with alcohol. The paint goes together easily - just pour the hardener into the paint and stir it well. Let it set up for a minute or so and then get painting. I wanted to only paint the floor of our shower, so I masked off the walls carefully which made the project so much easier. Don’t get this paint anywhere you don’t want it - it has resin in it! I did 2 coats on the floor and the tile step down into the shower using the tools included with the paint and it looks fantastic! I didn’t have anything else to paint, so I tossed the excess paint along with the tools I used. This isn’t normal paint - you can’t store the excess to use later. Good news is that the cost is very affordable so if I want to recreate this look in our butter yellow tile powder room tiny shower, I can do that at a great price.