NADAMOO Two-part Floor Coating Kit with Clear Sealer, for Kitchen Bathroom Laundry Porcelain Tile Floor, Semi-Gloss Light Gray, with Tools

Hey everyone! It's your favorite Amazon reviewer, Sean 'The Tester' Chao, back again with a new product! Today we're looking at NADAMOO’s two-part floor coating kit.- Build: This product is well-made. The product is made of high-quality paint and polyurethane. During our inspection, we did not identify any manufacturer defect or design flaw. We note that the product components work together seamlessly. After successful application, we assess that this product will last 10+ years with regular foot traffic, and with regular maintenance.- Price: At the time of writing, this product is priced comparably to similar products on the market. The polyurethane/epoxy flooring niche is a highly saturated market, and we observed comparable products generally at both lower and higher price points. However, this product differentiates itself by containing all components needed to perform polyurethane seal finishing, comes in a number of paint color options, and gives a unique glossy finish after application. For these reasons, we consider this product a good value.- Function: This product works as intended. In our test, we were able to follow the simple directions to paint and apply the polyurethane sealer to ceramic flooring. The final result was a very upscale look that exceeded expectations.- Aesthetics: The finished product looks visually stunning, and exceeded expectations.Bottom line: We like this product. It is made with quality materials, perform well, and is priced competitively. We therefore recommend this to anyone looking for this type of product.This product earns the 'Sean's Supreme Seal.'**Seals are rated on this scale**Poor: No SealAverage: 'Sean's Satisfactory Seal'Good: "Sean's Superior Seal'Excellent: "Sean's Supreme Seal'

I was not able to use it - hardener B1 was hardened/dry. Unlike happy users, package of that part in my kit was very thin, not as supposed to be

I updated my guest bathroom with a faux style wainscoting - they were "real" wood planks that look like white, weathered wood and then capped the "wainscoting" with white painted quarter-round bead board. The upper portion of the wall I used a really pretty kind of country-style wallpaper that has a medium green background with flowers and birds on it. The original floor was a peel and stick tile that was white background with yellow and green and just so tired and ugly. Painting this a clean, bright white did definitely brighten up that little bathroom. It was easy enough to paint after cleaning and scuffing up the old flooring and then, when dry, applying the top coat to finish the new surface to make it tough enough to stand up to traffic in that bathroom. I'm happy with the new floor - it was not too hard to complete and looks fine in my updated bathroom.

I bought extra coarse sandpaper. What was included in the kit didn't touch my tile or formica. The step after sanding/cleaning said to acid wash. That was not included so off to the hardware store I went. It went on easily but you have to be careful with application. I used four thin coats because I had a lot of paint for my area. It has scratched a couple of times so I'm concerned about durability but I have left overs for small touch ups. It covered my tile and my countertop well.

Not what I expected project is a small jar compared to what it looks in the picture?

The media could not be loaded.  After reading the directions it appears preparation is key with this coating kit. It comes with everything you need to apply and seems pretty straight forward with easy to follow directions. There are two parts that get mixed together for the base and two parts that you mix for the top coat. Applying doesn’t seem hard but the drying time between coats will stretch this project out over two days so just be prepared to not be able to use the area or item you are covering for a few days. The masking tape that comes with this kit is a bit narrow so I am going to use my own 2” wide masking tape I have on hand to help keep this neat, also does not come with mixing sticks so make sure you have a few ready. I plan to start this project soon so I will update when I’m done. I’m looking forward to getting started with this project :)

The floor hardener busted in the box.

The media could not be loaded.  I thought I was going to have to replace tile in my client’s bathroom, but found an easier solution: this tile paint! After sanding the existing tile, we did a thin layer of paint. It dried in 2hrs time between coats (2 coats was enough) and the top coat dried in 24hrs. The instructions made all of this really easy and the color came out really nice. We decided to just paint the grout and deal with re-grouting later on with black grout, but it’s come out really nicely for now!

The packet that the hardening liquid arrived in had burst and therefore unable to use. Couldn't use any of the paint system at all so wasted my money sadly.I was looking forward to transforming our bathroom floor tiles with this product.