Well, round two of Homax Tough as Tile paint is finished and drying. The tub looks brand new from scratched up and missings spots of enamel. The Homax Tough as Tile brush on roll on was far more intense of fumes than the spray can style. But the spray can style turns into mist in the air and sticks stuff somewhat.

Appreciate how well you explained what you were doing. The fumes scare me a bit as I have a dog. 😊 Thanks

I know this is old but I feel I should add my experience. I used this product this weekend refinishing a tub. Took me about three hours to fully prepare and tape off but the results are amazing. I know some people have had issue but I certainly didn't. I am thrilled with the results.

Perfect video! Thumbs up.

I just bought spray can kit of Homax Tough as Tile. It's going to be round 2 the first was the 21oz. can the wasn't enough and didn't cure in the center of the tub by 4 day after final coat of three coats. So I have scraped the brush on roll on kind of Homax Tough as Tile out of the center of the tub, sanded it, I'm going to clean+rinse, acid etch+rinse, sand more if needed, alcohol clean, and paint with Homax Tough as Tile. I will keep you updated I might make some video to post KZfaq of it. I think your the guy with video that told I would update once I have the supply's and Homax Tough as Tile spray can style of paint to finish the re enamel job I have been doing on the tub at my apartment!🛁

Spray can style Homax Tough as Tile dry time 75° F maybe a week. The brush on, roll on type in a 21oz can dry time two weeks to a month, and not enough to do a standard sized tub. Homax needs to make a 40oz can of the brush on roll on to be enough epoxy paint for a standard sized tun with 3 coats. I am not sure about the spray can style, because I used it to touch up paint the spots missing the roll on style paint epoxy paint were it was not dry and I messed it up by getting wet after 4 days of drying and i had the heater set at 74°f. Plus the front of the tub needed painted and wasn't enough in 21oz can of roll, on brush Homax tough as to do more than the top of the tub and the inside of the tub.

What did you do with the little white package, was that part of what you was scrubbing the sink with?

Great video, thanks for taking the time to do this and show people. I messed up my bathroom sink with paint stripper trying to remove a spilled bottle of super glue. Yeah, I know, I'm a clutz :/ I plan on removing the faucet and hopefully the drain if it's not too much hassle. I just ordered mine from Amazon for $30 and I read a review that they said it doesn't last long. Since making this video, do you have any comment on that of how long it lasted? Is it still holding up?

do you think the 2 cans are enough for a bathtub ?

One way to get around the fumes and save money is to use the brush-on paint. I did one before and am going to do it again on an old beat up tub. The kit is cheaper and it does not have to be a fantastic job, as it is a rental apartment. One tip I have is get the best quality paint brush you can, as you can brush it on and virtually not see any brush strokes. Also you do not need to mask next to the caulking. It is best to remove the caulking and redo afterwards anyway.

*very sturdy*

Thanks!!!

Was ur paint smooth? I did tile and it has a rough finish...i wonder if i held the can too far away from the surface and it created a rough finish?

The fumes are mad crazy

I kow this video is older..but in the chance someone sees this.. i WAS HOPING HE WOULD SHOW THE SPRAY IN ACTION..**DOES THE SPRAYED PRODUCT GO ALL OVER THE PLACE? i MEAN WILL YOU HAVE ANY 'MIST' IN THE AIR THAT MAY GET ON WALLS, CABINET ETC?? I tried to spray an area of a fridge once.(( many years ago)) but...wow. what a mistake.. the stuff went everywhere in the kitchen.. tx

The kit, is around $50, plus tape, mask, and few hours job, and is a paint, in few years, peeling, you can get, a new sink, white, in ceramic, for less the $45 at home depot, youtube the installation, and ready..😁

The Homax Tough as Tile paint roll/brush on style goes on thicker but the fumes are way worse than the spray can style and are intense for three to four days!!!!! The spray can fumes intense for 1 day!!!

Will using the product be harmful to pets even if I keep them out of the bethroom? Also - the instructions says to keep the temperature in the room 70-80 degrees. It is winter right now so I don't know how to ventilate and keep the temperature warm if I open windows in the bathroom.

You did comment back on my reply on Linda V's comment!😊

thanks was going to use but if the fumes are that bad no thanks...great review

Horrible results I got! With my bath tub and I did everything by the instructions! Even let the dry for 4 days and guess what the paint still did not dry completely, I mean , yes it was hard to the touch and it did look ready to go ,but no it was not , the plastic curtain liner stuck in some spots and a plastic mat that has suction cups totally ruined it ! What the hell! Now I'm stuck with what to do remove the bathtub ,strip it or what!! I used a 95 dust mask and it was ok not too bad but not as good as a regular respirator. I AM MAINTANANCE PERSON BY TRADE SO YES I do know how to repair stuff.

Very surprised it's a one part paint. Not a true epoxy without a catalyst. Laid on good, 2 small fisheyes. 2nd coat will seal them up, we shall see about longevity. I used to reglaze professionally and it was always a clear adhesive basecoat followed by 2 coats 2 part urethane. Topkote brand

I walked about 8 miles to the store and back. Bought the Homax Tough as Tile spray paint kit Monday. Yesterday I opened the box and one of the cans of spray paint tub enamel was almost empty. So I have return the paint and exchange it because someone used almost a whole can of it.😡

Dude that aint no lie there. Man that stuff stinks soooo[o bad. But is an awsome end results

The paint on kit sucks! Very hard to get total coverage. I did 3 coats on the walk-in shower and there is still areas of see thru. Also it runs like crazy because it is so thin

HORRIBLE, I did a fiberglass tub insert and followed directions perfectly, as I am selling my house, and it wasn't NEARLY enough to finish. And the smell is so bad, my entire house sticks and it's been 24 hours with the windows opened and the paint is dry!! I would NOT recommend this product. MAYBE if you only need to do a sink or just a tub that's not fiberglass, it would work, but it's too expensive and when I opened the can, it was only 3/4 filled, 21 oz to do two coats of an entire fiberglass insert was not nearly enough. I am sorry I used it.

Needs another coat

I'd much rather change out the bathroom sink than have to mess with that toxic stuff .

55 dollars the kit 30 dollars mask 4 hours work at 20 dollars For a total of 170 dollars New sink 60 bucks, 1 hour installation at 20 dollar for a total of 80. Wich one is cheapest?