DWIL Tub Paint, Tub and Tile Refinishing Kit with Tools, Bathtub Paint Water Based &Low Odor, Easy to Use for Sink Bathroom Shower, Light Grey 35oz/50-55sq.ft
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Style: Bathtub kit/50sq.ft
Color: Light Grey
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- Construction Kit - DWIL Tub and Tile Paint are equipped with a complete set of construction tools, so that even if you are a novice, you can smoothly construct all processes
- Applicable Scenes - DWIL tub and tile refinishing kit is suitable for most bathroom tiles, such as bathtubs, sinks, countertops, floors and wall. If your substrate color is darker, you need to buy two kits to perfectly cover the substrate color
- Note: Do not use on artificial marble, metal, powdery or peeling substrates. If the surface of your cast iron bathtub does not have enamel, do not use it. Contact us for any product issues - we're happy to help
- Fast Drying - You need to finish construction in 1.5 hours after the paint is mixed with the curing agent, Remove tape & enjoy your tub after 2436 hours (once dry to the touch). Fully cured in 7 days.(No scrubbing or heavy cleaning for 7 days.)
- High Performance - This shower paint with specially formulated acrylic resin, high adhesion, will not flake, and the surface is not easy to leave scratches, cleaning also only need a gentle wipe can be clean
- Low Odor - Our tile paint is water-based with Low Odor and Low VOCs - much gentler than harsh chemical smells of traditional oil-based paints
Description
Our company was established in 1997 with the intention of providing people with odorless, non-toxic bathtub paints. With so many home refinishing-centric products available, we always committed to research & develop odorless, non-toxic and harmless water-based paints. We show healthy, circular economy and technical paints that DIY your barthroom/ kitchen. Dream home, your way. Visit the Store Visit the Store Visit the Store Note: Do not use on artificial marble, metal, powdery or peeling substrates. If the surface of your cast iron bathtub does not have enamel, do not use it. Do i need to add a finish coat of some kind of sealer like polyurethane? Not necessary! This is an all-in-one tub paint, you just need to wait for the full cure time of 7 days (the time it takes for the new finish to reach its maximum hardness) before taking a hot bath. Do i need to tape off the drain in the tub before pouring/brushing? will it clogg up the drain if I don't? We recommend you tape off the drain in the tub. Do i need to get an extra roller and brush for each coat? No, you don't need to, You can soak your tools in water after use to keep them from drying out so you can reuse them. How long do I need to use it up after adding the hardener? You'd better use it within 12 hours How many times do I need to brush to completely cover the previous color if my base color is very dark? The dark-colored base material requires more than 4 coats of paint to be completely covered. Please take note of your base material color and purchase sufficient paint. Tub and Tile Paint Tile Refinishing Kit Bathtub Paint (2 Pack) Tile Paint（3 Pack） DWIL Tub Paint& Grout Pen
Brand: DWIL
Color: Light Grey
Finish Type: Semi-Gloss
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Item Volume: 35 fluid ounces
Special Feature: Low Odor
Paint Type: Acrylic
Specific Uses For Product: Bathtub,Countertop,Floor,Sink,Tile
Surface Recommendation: Ceramic,Paper,Porcelain
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Brand Name: DWIL
Paint Type: Acrylic
Specific Uses For Product: Bathtub,Countertop,Floor,Sink,Tile
Surface Recommendation: Ceramic,Paper,Porcelain
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor
Item Form: Liquid
Included Components: Brush, Paper
Container Type: Can
Full Cure Time: 24 hours
Coverage: 50
Manufacturer: DWIL
Dry Time In Hours: 24
Age Range Description: Adult
Item Weight: 2.2 pounds
Special Features: Low Odor
Is Waterproof: True
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
Item Volume: 35 fluid ounces
Color: Light Grey
Finish Type: Semi-Gloss
Color Code: #D3D3D3
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Style: Bathtub kit/50sq.ft
Color: White
I had been putting up with the hideous “greige” tiles, sink, and fiberglass shower enclosure ever since we bought our house. After loads of research, I decided to try DWIL tub and tile paint. I don’t have a fan in my bathroom, and everything I read about all the alternatives out there (including the one that gets the most hype: rustolem’s tub refinishing paint) were epoxy based, and you had to have major respirator masks to use safely. When I found DWIL, I thought it might be too good to be true, so I decided to try it on the sink first and see how it went, and then decide if I’d do the tile, the floor, and the shower enclosure. Well, not only did it work, but it was almost easy. I mean, sure, I had to take time to tape everything off, and clean things well, but … that stuff is amazing. It took more coats than I expected to not see a little of the greige showing through, but the paint dried so quickly, I was able to go over areas with show-through within an hour of doing a coat. And if I dribbled paint on the floor (which I did a couple times), a wet rag would bring that up easily if it was still wet, or it would scrape off with a scrape razor. No problem.) The sink came out so well, I did the walls and floor and the shower enclosure. My entire bathroom looks completely different. I wound up redoing the ancient 80s wall tiles in the other full and half bath in the house. The shower enclosure took a lot longer, and a lot more coats were needed (I think I did 5), but again, it’s fast applying and drying, so it wasn’t that bad. I recommend buying better rollers - the ones that come in the kit aren’t great, but the paint brush that comes with it is fine. The hardening liquid that comes in the kit isn’t in a great container; I immediately transferred it to a small glass jar and would put the paint into a plastic paint jug so I could do smaller sections instead of prepping the whole can at once. (It’s possible to use the paint you’ve pre-prepped hours after without it hardening: just cover it tightly - the paint brush and roller too - with plastic wrap.) After the DWIL had fully cured, I painted the shower and sink with two coats of polycrylic to give it a bit more shine, but it’s not necessary. The walls and floor didn’t get the polycrylic addition, and they look fabulous too. We’re not planning to sell our house any time soon, but I know the investment of time and energy I made in refreshing our bathrooms with the help of DWIL paint will pay off big-time. They look modern and clean, instead of dull, old, and greige. A (relatively) easy and definitely affordable DIY project that anyone can do.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2023 by DC
Style: Bathtub kit/50sq.ft
Color: Light Grey
This is the longest lasting and toughest bathtub paint I have ever used. Im a commercial painter by trade and have tried 4 different products including the one you pour on to get that smooth bath tub look. Well they all peeled or yellowed and didn't come out like I thought they would. This one leaves what we call a very tight stipple on the surface when dry but I actually prefer because if you think about it, who wants a surface that youre stepping on to be so smooth you slip on it when it's wet. You might also think its easier to clean the smoother it is but the other products dont clean half as well as this one. In fact I dont think anything sticks to the surface. I hardly do anything to it and it stays looking so clean...like not even ring of scum or sticky build up that I had a hard time getting off of other products. I cant explain it...it just stays clean. I got the light grey and its been almost two years since I painted it and it looks the same as when I first painted it. I put like 4 coats on in the time alloted. I guess it won't even stick to itself once it cures so get as many coats on as you can but putting on thin coats and allowing it to dry quickly instead of trying to make it cover in one or 2 coats...be patient and make sure you let it cure for however long it says and not get it wet. So keep it warmish in the bathroom so it dries quick and you can recoat. I've dropped things in it which I thought for sure would chip it but didn't unlike other products. I love that the color I picked matched nicely with the tile I chose and I got the wall color to match as well Im still just in awe at how well it has held up when everything else seemed to fail and it wasn't even close to smelling as bad as the others. It barely had an odor at all...but that could just be me because I've been in the trade so long. Im looking at it now and the stipple gives it a slight matte finish which I prefer. I recommend stripping whatever you applied previously if anything and give your tub a good sanding with 60 or 80 grit orbital...clean and repeat before applying. I might try using it on some tile in my foyer because I hate the color but like the tile look and dont want to go throught the hassle of removing it and for the price is absolutely fantastic
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2025 by J
Style: Bathtub kit/50sq.ft
Color: Vanilla White（A little yellowish than wh...
I needed to re-do the tile floor of a walk-in shower at a rental that I manage. I had had the floor and the whole surround "shot" by a commercial vendor a few years ago -- the surround still looks OK, but the floor was ruined -- cracking and chipping. I wasn't sure which color I should order, as the tile surround looked sort of a dingy white, and I was afraid that a pure white product might stand out too much. I couldn't find any pictures of the Vanilla White product, so I ordered that first, and FYI -- it was WAY too yellow for me -- nothing "white" about it. I ended up ordering a second kit of the regular white paint, and painted over the yellow, and the DWIL people were kind enough the refund half of my purchase price on the original order. Now, that said, I've been looking for a product exactly like this -- low VOC, easy to apply, and something that is self-levelling and hardens into a durable finish. I won't know for quite a while how durable it is (a year?), but for now, it looks good and seems really solid. If it holds up, this is a great product. Can it withstand somebody standing on a shower mat? We'll find out.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026 by Dave W
Style: Bathtub kit/50sq.ft
Color: White
Packaging: came with a roller, brush, plastic gloves (which were very helpful), tape, tape with plastic attached (very useful), paint, and two hardening solution packs. I still needed to get extra rollers, a few paint trays, painters tape, paint stirers, liquid sander and scrubbing pad. Application: Went on easily. My first coat was a thin layer. I used the brush on the grout lines and then applied the roller. The difference was very visible. I think sticking with the roller for the first two coats would have worked better for a more even application (I also think a sprayer would have done the job perfectly) . Not sure if it was the grout or the curve of the tub that caused the roller to split, but you will need a few extra rollers just in case. Drying: I was working in a relative warm bathroom (my upper level is difficult to cool) so that may have impacted things. But boy, this product wants to dry! I sometimes accidentally touched a spot I had previously completed and the coating was dry enough that i didn't disrupt anything. It's best to work thoroughly in small methodical sections. I also ran into an issue with the paint in the tray forming skin layers. I wasn't aware of the formation until I applied more paint to the roller and then to the tub. It may be helpful to keep the tray covered with plastic to hopefully avoid this. Because of this, I used a new paint tray every time I finished a layer. It's difficult to clean them out completely and I didn't want old paint flecks/ skin causing issues with the next layer. Unfortunately there are still flecks that I couldn't get out. I don't feel terribly picky about it. Manage any drips immediately though. Coating: for my shower/tub project, one container made 2 full coatings. I ordered two containers because I wasn't sure what to expect. Glad I did. I actually liked the two coatings and hubs thought it was good enough. But I did see a bit of unevenness in my application in places. I used the second container to liberally apply a thicker third coat. That was exactly what it needed. A few paint brush touch ups at that point blended nicely and the product self- leveled. I absolutely love the result. We were going to go through an expensive rehab in the bathroom. This product changed our minds. The tub looks brand new and we saved ourselves several thousand dollars. I will say that our tub is porcelain with ceramic tile. The matte finish combined with the roller texture makes it look like a pvc cover up installation lol. Still looks amazing though. Tons better than the grimy mess it once was.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2022 by Mrs. Swain
Style: Bathtub kit/50sq.ft
Color: White
Pros: absolutely white Cons: paint wears off pretty quick During the paint: The roller included does its job, the brush included kind of makes it look wood-like texture so just make sure you use the brush for the corners only! I think the paint dried in about 2 hours, although the instructions said to wait 48 hours, which we did before turned on the shower. After the paint dried: It dried nicely, but be careful when you decide to place a home depot bucket in the tub and it accidentally scrapes your bottom. Also, it absorbs stains easily. I'm going to have to redo the paint. Overall: I spent almost over $110 on buying two of these, it might be my paint skill, but I have to redo the paint or just do an entire renovation. I'm not super happy with the outcome. I was being a little cheap.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023 by Hyun Kim
Style: Bathtub kit/50sq.ft
Color: Black
This was the second kit I ordered. I'll also review the first one - Dark Gray. This one, Black, was easier to use and we were able to get it done in about an hour. I used a Dark Gray kit previous to the black so the black went on over the 2 coats of gray. The black kit covered well and had instructions on how to use. Any color you use is going to need at least 2 coats - probably 3. I painted my kitchen backsplash so had to deal with a pattern in the tile and grout lines. It's a challenge with the grout. The roller does not get in the lines so you have to "scrub" in the grout lines with a paint brush in front of the roller. There were 2 of us working so one scrubbed and the other rolled right behind. You have to work fast as the paint sets fast. The Dark Gray was not a good color but the black was great. We just did it 3 days ago and I'm being very careful to let it set before even washing it with water. It looks fantastic!! It should wear well as it's a backsplash. Too soon to know if it will last and for how long.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by HHS
Style: Bathtub kit/50sq.ft
Color: White
Low to almost no odor. Easier than I thought. I cleaned tub well, I tried using sand paper included with kit but ended up using a block. I could tell a huge difference in just the first coat. I let dry 2 hours between coats.I only mixed hardener with paint in small amounts. Ended up with a total of 3 coats everywhere but the bottom. It took 4 coats. I think it would have been fine with 3 but I had enough left and didn’t want to waste it. Brush worked well in corners and cutting in. Roller worked perfectly. I intend to buy this again and do 2 more showers and 1 big garden tub. I will get before pictures this next time. This tub is almost 30 years old and was very yellow. I can’t say on durability yet. The tub I painted is my fur babies tub. I have bathed them twice since I painted and it is holding up for now, even with their claws. Stay tuned.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024 by Teresa
Style: Bathtub kit/50sq.ft
Color: White
The product is good. Pros are coverage, bright white color, minimal smell. The provided brush and plastic/tape combo were great. Cons are that the tape wasn’t extremely sticky especially to grout and the provided roller had a weird hard spot in the sponge part. Also the finished outcome is a matte to almost flat finish and gritty. I think the interior of the paint can was perhaps a bit dry. Folks who strain the paint prior to spraying seem to have better results. No comments on scratch resistance or general wear and tear yet. Given the amount of research I did prior, here are the steps I took. Time spent: total 16hrs Day 1: 2-3 hrs Day 2: 12.5 hrs plus cleanup time Cost: total $70 Paint kit $55 (only one kit. I bought 2 per recommendation but only needed the one.) Roller/tray kit $15 Supplies in addition to the paint kit: 4-inch foam roller and tray kit (I only used one roller), scissors, razor blade/knife, rags/towels, microfiber lint cloth, cleaning supplies (shower spray, barkeep, sponge, etc), knee pads. Recommend using the blue painters tape in addition to the provided tape. Prep: (the day before painting, 2-3 hrs) remove caulk, deep clean the surface, cover faucet and shower head with rag and bag taped on. Prep: (painting day, 1 hr) make sure tub is dry, go over it with the lint rag. Tape the edges and around the drain. Shake the paint for a minute, add hardener then stir/shake for a good 5 minutes. Paint: begin with the brush at a top corner, switch to the roller and roll as close to the corner as possible to remove any brush streaks. Work in small sections and quickly correct any heavy lines or drips with the roller. Start with a light coat. Complete the inside, then do the outside front, finishing with the top front edge. I let it dry for the recommended 2hrs. Repeat until desired coverage within the 12-hr time frame. On the fifth coat I had extra paint and went a little heavier at the tub floor. If time had permitted, there was enough paint for 6 coats. (painting took 30 minutes x 5 coats, plus 2 hr drying periods x4, total time 10.5 hrs) Afterthoughts for painting: cover the roller and brush and paint tray during the 2-hr drying periods to avoid them drying out. And stir the paint mixture in between each 2-hr period, prior to starting the next coat of paint. Cleanup: wait another 2-hrs before cleanup, including tape removal. Use the razor blade knife to score the tape as needed. I removed half of the tape at 1-hr but would recommend waiting at least 2-hrs to avoid issues. It was late so I removed the remainder of the tape and plastic the next morning. The directions say to wait to resume normal use after 7-days. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2024 by amorelle