Water-Based Tub & Tile Refinishing Kit with Tools

Color

White Black Dark Grey Light Grey Vanilla White Misty Blue Avocado Green

Kit Option

DWIL Water-Based Tub & Tile Refinishing Kit with Tools

White / 16 oz / 25 sq. ft. (2 coats)

~~$39.99~~ $34.00

32 oz · 1 kg · White

Tub and tile refinishing project video still

32 oz · 1 kg · White

64 oz · 2 kg · White

Color paletteWhite

White Black Dark Grey Light Grey Vanilla White Misty Blue Avocado Green

* Colors on screen are a guide. Lighting, surfaces and displays can affect how a color appears.

DWIL Tub and Tile refinishing kits beside a white bathtub and gray tiled shower

Examples of bathroom surfaces for a DWIL refinishing project; check material and preparation requirements before painting

01
Clean, Sand & Protect

Remove dirt, oils and loose paint. Sand smooth or glossy surfaces, clear away all dust, and let the surface dry. Mask nearby areas before painting.

No separate primer; preparation is required.
02
Mix Paint & Hardener

Thoroughly mix Part A paint with the supplied Part B hardener. For a partial batch, follow the ratio on your kit instructions; do not guess.

Use mixed paint within 12 hours.
03
Apply Even Coats

Wear gloves. Roll broad surfaces and brush corners and edges. Apply at least 2 coats; a dark base color may need 3–4 coats for full coverage.

Wait at least 2 hours between coats.
04
Allow Time to Cure

Let the finish air dry with adequate ventilation and no direct fan airflow. Do not scratch, scrape or rub the coating during drying.

Keep dry for 48 hours; normal use after 7 days.

Paint, hardener and application tools shown for a single DWIL Tub and Tile kit

Refinishing Paint (Part A) × 1
Hardener (Part B) × 1
Painter's Tape × 1
Sanding Sheets × 2
Disposable Gloves × 1 Pair
Pre-Taped Masking Film × 1
Foam Paint Roller × 1
Paint Brush × 1
Instruction Manual × 1

1. Where can I use it, and what finish will I get?

All colors have a semi-gloss finish. Use on properly prepared tile walls and floors, bathtub interiors, sinks and shower bases. Suitable materials include ceramic, porcelain, acrylic, fiberglass, glass, natural marble, wood and intact porcelain enamel.

Do not use on cultured/artificial marble, bare metal, or powdery or peeling surfaces. Address leaks, structural damage and failing coatings first. Observe the full drying and cure schedule before normal use, and avoid prolonged standing water.

2. Do I need primer, and which tools are included?

No separate primer is needed for this two-part paint on suitable, properly prepared surfaces. Cleaning, sanding smooth surfaces and drying are still required.

A single kit includes paint, hardener, a foam roller, brush, sanding sheets, gloves, tape, masking film and instructions. See the single-kit contents. Plan separately for cleaning supplies and any surface repairs.

3. How do kit size and quantity work together?

A 16 oz / 500 g kit covers up to 25 sq. ft. with two coats; a 32 oz / 1 kg kit covers up to 50 sq. ft. A 2-Pack contains two 1 kg cans for up to 100 sq. ft.; a 3-Pack contains three 1 kg cans for up to 150 sq. ft.

The quantity selector counts your chosen package. For example, 2-Pack × quantity 2 means four 1 kg paint cans. Measure the actual area and allow extra paint for dark base colors that need 3–4 coats.

The grout-pen option contains one 32 oz / 1 kg paint kit and two pens for tile grout lines. Its paint coverage remains up to 50 sq. ft. with two coats.

4. Do I really need to sand before painting?

Yes—preparation matters. Very smooth or glossy surfaces should be roughened for adhesion, and loose or failing coatings must be removed. Clean away all sanding dust and let the surface dry before painting.

Do not use steel wool. Read the manual before disturbing old paint, including its lead-paint precautions. A tool kit does not make this a no-prep project.

5. Does 48 hours mean I can use the bath normally?

No. The manual distinguishes the drying period from normal use: keep the coating dry for 48 hours after the final coat, and wait 7 days before normal use. Allow at least 2 hours between coats while painting.

Do not scratch, scrape or rub the coating during drying. Plan alternative bathing arrangements for the full waiting period, especially if this is your only bathroom.

6. How should I care for the refinished surface?

Wait until the normal-use period before cleaning. Use a soft cloth and a mild, non-abrasive cleaner; avoid scrubbing powders, steel wool and tools that can scratch the coating.

Do not leave standing water on the surface for prolonged periods. Good preparation, the correct coat intervals and the full waiting period are part of achieving a lasting finish—not optional shortcuts.

7. Can I paint over an old refinishing coating?

Do not apply over peeling, powdery or poorly bonded paint. The manual requires old finishes in poor condition to be removed. New paint cannot stabilize a failing layer underneath.

If the old coating is sound but its material is unknown, contact us with photos and any coating details before starting. Do not assume all previous finishes are compatible, and do not mix this paint with other coatings or oil-based paint.