White Tub and Tile Spray Paint, DIY Refinishing Aerosol, 2 Can

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

Nice improvement over yellow discoloration cheap considering alternatives wear mark when applying

I as very excited to get this. It looked great at first. It started peeling before long. I’m now in the process of removing it, which is not so easy to do.

Coverage was unbelievable.

I painted a late 60s porcelain tub in my apartment that had already been painted before. The bottom was deeply chipped pretty bad, so I use the rotary sander and was able to sand the portions that were chipped pretty good, but I did not sand it flush. Because I was only renting, I didn't put in the extra work to completely smooth out those chipped surface areas. This would've been a perfect opportunity to put in a hard resin, but like I said, I don't own it. Also, I only use two cans. The three months looked fantastic. However, going into the fourth month the thin layers didn't hold up and those chipped areas were becoming noticeable again. Note you need four cans to do it right. Everywhere else is holding it nicely. Alert – you need a really good mask because there will be a plume of paint dust in the air. So you will need to cover your entire head, face, arms, and wear goggles. A fan on the windowsill will help immensely, but know that all that paint plume will stick to the fans blades. Overall, I like the product a lot. I took one star out just because it didn't stick on those chipped areas as well, but that's on me. Note, I only touched up the front portion because it was still in decent condition. And I needed to paint it additional can would be needed.

Covers well and stands up to being used

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

Though the smell is strong, the texture and ease of use, makes it worth it. The color is very true to the white and matches everything that we put into the restroom.