Rust-OleumTub & Tile Paint 244166 Specialty Kit Tub and Tile Touch Up, White, 2 Piece Set, 0.45 Oz

Rustoleum Tub paint - works great

Just follow the instructions, easier than I thought. They don't mention there is a brush in the B bottle, I found it out when putting the A bottle contents into the B bottle. They mean it when they state it is only good for 24 hours. Sometimes I waited longer than the recommended 15 minutes between applications, sanded down the higher stuff, and reapplied. Overall, it took me approx 20 hours to get it where I wanted it. I might mention that the white color is really white. I like the stuff, it worked!

SUPER BRIGHT WHITE!!!! doesn't match my white tub, which was recently redone with "porcelain paint". Very easy to apply, high quality, dries quickly, but SUPER BRIGHT WHITE and touch up spots are quite visible. Otherwise, product serves its purpose very well.

Dries quick, looks like new, hard finish makes water proof and scratch resistance, didn't use very much, had very small area to touch up.

.....if you have any rust left over or water gets to the are you cleaned, rust will come thru. I followed the "directions" and used various methods....some homemade to clean the rusted area around the drain. Let dry and then applied several coats letting a dry time of around 15-20 between coats. It all looked good though the white was slightly brighter than the tub, the main concern was covering the rust. We let the paint cure for 72 hours before using the shower. The job was done about 6 weeks ago.The rust has slowly returned and coming thru the paint. I'll have to redo the area around the tub. This time I'm going to apply some Rust Inhibitor/Primer first and then the paint or something else. I can understand the two part Epoxy but this seems to needa "rust primer" first to fully work. Maybe for certain projects that are not so contantly in contact with water/moisture it works fine.

This is maybe the worst DIY aid I've bought so far. It's a 2 part epoxy with a very thick consistency that won't self level on a chip or scratch, you will likely end up with some doming. It is very white btw if your ceramic is at all off white it'll stand out. In the future I'd either get the superglue porcelain repair which is a single tube for small fixes or for a more detailed fix one of the kits that comes with 2 part epoxy and different tints. Ended up tossing this.

Thank you!!!!

I dropped a glass lid on the edge of my refinished claw foot tub. It left a couple chips in the finish. I had used the full size rustoleum epoxy kit originally and it worked great and left a beautiful glossy finish. So I ordered the small repair kit and you can hardly tell where it was repaired. Only I would notice it.