Tub and Tile Paint, 1.5 OZ High-Gloss White Touch Up Paint Pen for Bathtub, Quick-Dry Porcelain Repair Kit for Scratches & Chips on Tubs, Tiles, Enamel, Sinks, Toilets, Porcelain, Acrylic and Cast Iron

I'm amazed at how easy this was to use, how well it works and that it's held up well! I'm not remotely handy, coordinated, or talented and (once I got over my anxiety that I would mess up irrevocably) this was a breeze to use! The enamel on our guest bathroom tub was chipped during a remodel/refresh. I was happy to find that this touch up repair paint exists but terrified to use it (see above). Watched a couple of videos, mustered up some courage, and gave it a go. Delighted to say that it was quick, easy, and effective. That tub isn't used often, but the pea sized chip was an eyesore. The repair has held up to repeated cleanings. It didn't blend in /perfectly/, but pretty close and definitely isn't noticeable without very close inspection. I recommend this touch up paint if you have enamel that needs a bit of touching up.

I had a bathroom situation that screamed *early 90s horror movie*, complete with faded tile that looked like it had survived a thousand shampoo explosions and one questionable DIY grout job. I didn’t want to spend a fortune retiling, and demolition gives me hives just thinking about it. Enter: this little miracle jar of tub and tile paint. Now, don’t let the 1.5 oz size fool you...it might look like a sample from a dollhouse hardware store, but this stuff *packs a punch.* I used it for touch-ups, and holy wow, it revived my bathtub like it had just come back from a luxurious spa retreat. Chips? Gone. Scratches? Who? Dingy spots? Obliterated. My bathroom went from “don’t look too close” to “I might start hosting tours.” It goes on smooth, dries like a dream, and has this weirdly satisfying effect of making you feel like a home improvement wizard. I had *no* idea I could be this powerful with just a little jar and a tiny brush. In short: it’s easy, affordable, and wildly effective. If your tiles or tub are looking tired, give this a go. Just be warned...you might start eyeing every surface in your home wondering, “What else can I fix?”

Not sure if I'm a fan or not. Did it cover, Yes! Did it last very long, NO! Would I buy again, sadly no! Quick fix, yes! Dud I pick the wrong color (too white) Yes!

I had a ceramic bird feeder where the paint had started chipping off. It lives outdoors so gets a lot of weather and rain. I used this tub and tile paint to repair the spots and think it will keep the piece protected and sealed.

My landlord has no plans to fix my bathroom so I decided to do the bare minimum. There were several miscolored tiles in my bathroom and this paint made the difference. My shower looks brighter and cleaner.

Glue is hard and stale. I finally had the opportunity to use it before we went on vacation two weeks ago and disappointed that it wasn't fresh. Want a replacement even tho window is past when I can get a refund

After 2 months of letting it cure, cleaned the sink and all the paint came off. Years ago they sold paint for sink scratches that worked. I guess those days are gone.

I’m have to admit I was skeptical at first, but I was very impressed how it dried very quickly and it covers those bad spots well. although I was thinking it was going to be noticeable when used , the opposite ~ it blended in quite nicely. It is really worth the price and I would purchase again .