NADAMOO Tub and Tile Spray Paint White, Bathtub Refinishing Kit Refinish Porcelain Fiberglass and Ceramic Surfaces, DIY Resurfacing Sink Countertop Reglaze Bathroom Kitchen,Gloss Glaze Coating，450ml

Nice improvement over yellow discoloration cheap considering alternatives wear mark when applying

I painted a late 60s porcelain tub in my apartment that had already been painted before. The bottom was deeply chipped pretty bad, so I use the rotary sander and was able to sand the portions that were chipped pretty good, but I did not sand it flush. Because I was only renting, I didn't put in the extra work to completely smooth out those chipped surface areas. This would've been a perfect opportunity to put in a hard resin, but like I said, I don't own it. Also, I only use two cans. The three months looked fantastic. However, going into the fourth month the thin layers didn't hold up and those chipped areas were becoming noticeable again. Note you need four cans to do it right. Everywhere else is holding it nicely. Alert – you need a really good mask because there will be a plume of paint dust in the air. So you will need to cover your entire head, face, arms, and wear goggles. A fan on the windowsill will help immensely, but know that all that paint plume will stick to the fans blades. Overall, I like the product a lot. I took one star out just because it didn't stick on those chipped areas as well, but that's on me. Note, I only touched up the front portion because it was still in decent condition. And I needed to paint it additional can would be needed.

Covers well and stands up to being used

Though the smell is strong, the texture and ease of use, makes it worth it. The color is very true to the white and matches everything that we put into the restroom.

I prepped the counter/sink by removing everything, blasted with a sander, then cleaned thoroughly with alcohol. Did 8 even coats, about 12 minutes apart, using up the two cans. Accidentally scratched it a couple days later before it cured, so bought another set, and almost 2 weeks later (as I know from experience, recoating too soon can be detrimental), I sanded and cleaned again, and used up those next 2 cans in 7 coats. I could have gotten by with just using 2 cans, but think it was worth using 4 cans because now I have the assurance of it being thicker and stronger. Waited 2 weeks before installing faucet, probably could have done it sooner, but we were busy, and it's better to be safe especially since I did so many coats. The finish feels and looks smooth and shiny, but you can see the spray paint texture. You can look at this as a plus though, because then if future scratches or scuffs happen, it will blend more and be less noticeable. After about a week from both painting sessions, I noticed the finish give a slight crinkle effect if you look REALLY close and lighting hits it right (see last photo - it was hard to capture, I had to hold camera really close and shine a flashlight a certain angle) - 1st session showed it more - 2nd session it looks smaller and far less noticeable. Overall if you step back, look at it as a whole, it's beautiful, and you don't see the imperfections. Started using it with water, etc, and got a ½ scuff/chip by the 4th day. No one in the house confessed, but I think one of the kids grabbed the glass soap dispenser and clanked it on the counter. Used a little chip fix paint to cover it. It's been 1 month of using it now, and no further issues. Everything is holding up nicely. I want to note that while it claims to be a porcelain like finish, it is more likely to scratch. We got a couple from installing the faucet. But now that everything is in place, I don't intend to put metal objects or do anything rough with it other than wash hands and wipe with a wet clothe, so I think it's going to be good. Items placed on counter have felt circles added to bottom for protection. NOTE: I filled in the sink's chips beforehand with Porcelain Chip Fix - by Super Glue brand, and I DO NOT recommend it. It caused issues in those areas like more cracking, and splotchiness where it was applied, so it was not compatible. I don't know what product would work, but if I were to do it again, I would have just accepted the chips and painted over them as is. 4 stars because overall for price, it's still a great product. But it's definitely not perfect. You have to be very careful about prep-work and application, and ok with taking the risk. 3 month update: (See last photo) Finish still looks good overall when you look at it as a whole, but looking closely, the crinkles seem to have set deeper, which tells me it's only a matter of time before it starts to chip at the creases. There are a few watermark circles that don't seem to wipe away. Not sure why. Also a tiny new chip has appeared, but I will patch it.