Refinished Bath Solutions Ekopel 2K Touch Up Bathtub Refinishing Kit - Apply With Foam Brush/Roller (Not Included) Odorless DIY Sink / Tub Repair Kit - Bright Gloss Tub Coating (White) (300 Gram)

I am SO impressed with this product! I had a hideous gold fiberglass tub and surround that wasn’t in the budget to replace. The roll on product was very easy to use and gives an incredible result, but I will give you a few tips: 1. Prep is everything! Fortunately we were completely redoing this bathroom so I didn’t have to worry about the product getting on the floor, but you’re going to want to make sure to cover the entire floor and anything close to the tub (sink, toilet). And scrub/sand better than you’ve ever done in your life! 2. THIN COATS! Roll this stuff as thin as you possibly can to avoid runs and make sure you have enough product to cover the entire area. 3. High-quality foam rollers are essential. I did the first coat with some crappy rollers that ended up getting bits of foam in the finish. I was kind of freaking out, but that leads me to my next tip: 2. This product is surprisingly forgiving! thought I had gotten every trace of silicone off, but after the first coat I noticed there were some areas where it wasn’t taking, in addition to the bits of foam. Don’t fear! You can gently sand between coats on any rough spots, and the second coat will cover beautifully. During the rest of the bathroom reno we ended up accidentally dropping things (screwdrivers, levels) on the tub, and not a scratch in sight! I seriously can’t believe how well this stuff works.

so easy to use, even Justin Trudeau can handle it.

Very nice product. Container is big enough to do the mix in., and carefully pour from. Stir for the full 10 min, let sit 2 min, stir a couple more timers and pour. I used small foam roller. Follow directions on useage video. Blotchy as it dries, but do not disturb. We'll see how these patchy areas hold up but at least it gives me some time to decide if I want to glaze or replace this old tub. Thank you!

Used this product to refinish a 27 year old composite sink that was stained and rough. There was very little instruction with the product except how to mix the two parts. Preparation of the surface, how to apply it, drying time and clean up was all guess work. It is the consistency of too thick paint, is time consuming to apply and difficult to apply evenly. It is a chemical compound, not like paint. Having said that, the end product was better than hoped for. The finish is a gloss enamel and looks great. Eliminated the need to replace sink and counter top. The longevity of the product is yet to be determined. Would definitely use again.

I used this to coat a cast concrete vanity top. The top was cured and dried, and primed per Ekopel's tech support. I've done a tub with this stuff with OK results, but this was a mess. I mixed it for the full instructed time by hand - when I poured it, it was full of weird, dried-up bits of the product, like little strings and globs. It wasn't something from the cast concrete, I poured some on glass and got the same mess. I tried picking the stuff out with a needle, but there were hundreds of solid bits in there. The bits were hard and solid, they couldn't be squished or mixed. So I just laid it on extra thick, let it cure overnight, and sanded it with 400 (orbital) to level the mess (it dried like sandpaper with those gritty pieces looking like white acne), then wet-sanded with a block and finer grades, finally buffed it with compound. So some serious grunt work, but I did get the bright white top I imagined. It seems like there's some serious quality control problems, this wasn't an issue of improper mixing, but of some aspect of the product being contaminated or something. If the weird dried up junk wasn't in there, it would have been a fairly easy gig, and my previous Ekopel didn't have that issue. So something was way off with the kit I received.