DWIL 2K Epoxy Tub Refinishing Kit – Solvent-Free2K Epoxy Tub Refinishing Kit – Solvent-Free
- High-Gloss Finish
- Tools Included
- Resists Stains
A Smooth, High-Gloss Bathroom Refresh
A Finish That Makes Everyday Cleaning Easier
How to Apply
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01Clean, Repair & Sand
Remove silicone and failing coatings. Clean and rinse away residue, repair damage, sand as directed and remove all dust. Let the surface dry completely, then mask nearby areas.
Finish every preparation step before combining Part A and Part B.
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02Mix the Matching Parts
Use the Part A base and Part B hardener supplied for this coating. Follow the current kit instructions for ratio and mixing sequence; scrape the container sides and bottom as directed.
Work within the stated application window. Do not mix by eye.
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03Pour, Spread & Level
Follow the kit method to work from the tub rim downward. Spread evenly with the supplied tools, address corners and flat areas, and remove excess coating before it begins to set.
Keep the layer even; avoid leaving pooled coating.
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04Protect & Let Cure
Ventilate as directed and keep water, cleaners, dust and contact away from the fresh coating. A dry-looking surface still needs time to cure.
Allow approximately 7 days before normal tub or shower use.
What's in the Box
- Part A Epoxy Base × 1
- Part B Hardener × 1
- Pre-Taped Masking Film × 1
- Painter's Tape × 1
- Sanding Sheets × 2
- Disposable Gloves × 1 Pair
- Serrated Plastic Spreader × 1
- Wooden Stir Stick × 1
- Mini Foam Roller & Frame × 1
- Paint Brush × 1
- Instruction Manual × 1
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is this the right choice for my project?
Choose this kit when you want a hard, smooth, high-gloss finish on a sound tub, sink or compatible tile surface, and can complete the preparation, mixing, application and curing process.
Refresh a worn or discolored surface while keeping the existing fixture, avoiding a full replacement when the fixture itself is sound. The coating does not repair the fixture. Resolve leaks, structural cracks, active rust, movement or failing coatings before refinishing. Check your material and project size before choosing a kit.
2. How do I know how many kits to buy?
Each kit covers 80–90 sq. ft. Measure the actual surfaces you plan to coat, including the tub walls, rim and bottom or each tile area. Surface condition, application thickness and material losses can affect actual coverage.
The kit comes in High Gloss White with Part A (630 g / 22 oz), Part B (450 g / 15 oz) and application tools. For help choosing the number of kits, send us your project dimensions, surface material and photos before ordering.
3. Can I coat tile or a previously refinished tub?
Use on sound, compatible surfaces prepared as directed. Acrylic, porcelain, porcelain-enameled steel, cast iron, fiberglass and ceramic tile require surface-specific preparation. Confirm an unknown material or a previous refinishing coating before starting.
Do not apply over active rust, loose enamel, peeling coatings, silicone residue, trapped moisture or an unstable finish. Test adhesion on a small area. A coating cannot reinforce a weak underlying layer.
4. Will it repair chips, cracks or peeling?
No. Repair and stabilize defects before applying the finish, and remove loose or failing material. Let repair materials cure before the remaining preparation steps.
For deep cracks, severe corrosion, flexing, leaks or widespread failed refinishing, have the underlying problem assessed before deciding to coat. The paint is not a substitute for structural repair or replacement.
5. Can I skip sanding or use it without ventilation?
No. Clean thoroughly, repair defects, sand as directed, remove all dust and make sure the surface is completely dry. Solvent-free does not remove the need for ventilation and the protective equipment stated in the instructions and SDS.
Prepare the space and tools before mixing. Repair and preparation are essential; a new finish cannot stabilize a failing old coating.
6. Can I mix only part of the kit?
Do not estimate the ratio or divide the components by eye. A partial batch requires the exact ratio and measurement method for the current kit; confirm those instructions before dividing the material.
Use only the matching Part A and Part B for this epoxy system. Do not substitute the Water-Based Tub & Tile Kit hardener. Start only when the surface and tools are ready, and apply within the working window stated for your kit.
7. When can I use the tub or shower again?
Plan for approximately 7 days before normal tub or shower use. Protect the coating from water, cleaners, scrubbing and contact during curing.
Touch-dry or light use does not mean ready for soaking or regular bathing. Follow the current kit instructions and account for the temperature and drying conditions in your room.
8. How does it differ from the Water-Based Tub & Tile Kit?
Choose this 2K Epoxy kit for a high-gloss finish and its epoxy application process. Be ready to prepare fully before mixing the matching base and hardener, then complete application within the specified window.
The Water-Based Tub & Tile Kit offers a semi-gloss finish, more color and package choices, and thin-coat brush or roller application. It also uses a hardener; water-based does not mean single-component.
Both require suitable surfaces, cleaning, sanding, complete drying and curing. Decide by material, finish, project size and application method rather than assuming one product is right for every bathroom.