Rust-Oleum 385291 Specialty Tub & Tile Spray Paint, 12 oz, Gloss Coastal Fog

This product did exactly what I needed it to do which was cover a small area I needed to repair after doing a compete bath tub refinish. There was an area about 12" x 12" where the refinishing product didn't adhere because I didn't prepare it properly, so the finish bubbled after a couple of months. I removed the finish that didn't adhere with a razor blade scraper, cleaned it well with acetone and applied the Rust-Oleum product in about 6 coats until the area was covered. I did this right before leaving on a week long vacation so it had plenty of time to cure. It looks great and matches the tub refinish color pretty well. It does had a strong lingering smell, so open windows and close the door. I definitely wouldn't use this product to do a compete tub refinish. You need to buy the roll on, two-part tub refinishing product and use this for small jobs and repairs. Just my opinion based my experience.

We originally painted our shower tiles with the paint can version of this product. We got this to touch up areas. It is so much better than the canned version because you can use this spray paint on multiple days. There isn't a time limit due to mixing. The odor is very strong. It is a must to open windows and keep the room ventilated. I would even suggest wearing a mask! This product covered the tiles perfectly! We let it sit for a week before using the shower. To allow the resin to cure. We did the scratch test on the tiles. It was well covered and didn't scratch off. It will take a few coats for this to really cover well, but it adheres so well to the tile. It is a bright white that really gives the bathroom such a bright and clean feel. Easy to use as well.

BACKGROUND and KIT: I moved into a 1960s apartment with a cast iron sink from around the same time. It was incredibly chipped and stained, and I tried all different cleaning products to no avail. Finally, I gave up and bought the Rust-Oleum Tub & Tile kit and some Sheffield porcelain filler. The kit involves brushing on the epoxy and that turned out nicely. However, since it is brushed on, you can see the lines up close. The brushing also loses its shine very quickly. SPRAYING: A few months ago, the spray appeared on Amazon and I raced to buy it. The spray gives a much more even and natural coat, even over the brushed coat, which I did not have to remove or sand. The final result looks pretty amazing (see image). A lot of the bad reviews for the spray are from people who did not properly prep their sink or tub. If you have rust, staining, or chipping, you have to clean and fix them before spraying or the defects will seep through the paint. Common sense! MORE TIPS: Please remember to wear a mask and cover surrounding areas before spraying, especially for large areas like tubs. Otherwise, you'll end up with brain damage, writing silly reviews about how the spray residue got all over the place. That usually happens when you spray too close to the surface, which tends to result in residue flying everywhere and a thick goopy layer. Don't forget to allow the spray to cure for at least 24 hours. I'd recommend 48 hours to be safe. RESULT AND CLEANUP: Overall, the spray did a really nice job and was enough to cover a kitchen sink, but this solution is certainly temporary. After nearly a year with the kit, I had to use this spray as a touch-up. It has been 4 months since the spraying and I can see that the sink will need another layer soon. The paint loses its shine and chips easily. To clean up and remove "mistakes", spray the area with Goo Gone or a citrus cleaner. Let it soften and spray a little more. Use a putty knife to scrape the paint off.

My husband and I have an awful fiber glass shower. The pan got a crack in it and we ordered that square patch you see. It drive me nuts though that the patch was white while the rest of the shower is a bone color. I wanted the whole pan area to be the same color. I bought this paint and followed the directions on the can. I taped a line on the wall so that it looked very obvious that I was only doing a certain area. I did this on a weekend that my son and husband were gone so i was sure it had enough time to dry and cure. I’ve had this on the shower for several months now and it seems to be holding up well. I just need it to last long enough for us to rip this shower out to install a new tile one but so far this is holding up and looks a ton better than what was there. I will say the smell of the paint is ridiculously strong and toxic smelling. You want to do this when you can have doors and windows open. I opened the bathroom window and my bedroom windows doors while closing the bedroom door to the rest of the house so the smell wouldn’t infiltrate the rest of the house. Also…wear a mask!

It works like magic.

I bought the bone color spray from home depot. Needless to say, it wasn't the color I wanted but that was all they had in stock during that time. I used it and it came out pretty poor. It had a rough texture, and 1 can of bone color could only cover 10 sqft with 1 coat. I bought the white color from amazon (the color I actually wanted), and I bought 2 because of my first experience with the bone color. But I was impressed with the white spray. It actually gave me 2 coats for 10sqft. And it spray on way nicer. Smooth to the touch, and larger spray coverage. I'm keeping the 2nd can because it worked so well. I would recommend this product, but I would avoid the bone color one and go for the white!

Es una pintura muy fácil de aplicar y muy resistente para revivir un montón de elementos de la casa, yo lo use en una tina, la apariencia quedó muy bien y hasta el momento logré resolver el tema del óxido. Muy buen producto.

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