Johnstone's 390305 Tile Paint Anitque Cream 750 ml

I was fed up with my blue tiles and didnt want to pay 7k on refurbishment. Tile paint good . I used brush and yes you do have to work the paint on 1st coat. Let it dry 2nd coat with roller is easy and gives you correct finish. You get a good finish . You can then touch up areas on day 3. I used it to paint bath panel and air vents very good. Saved me money loved the paint. I bought 2 tins so got half tin left to touch up in future . Nice to freshen up my bathroom. Well impressed.

Make sure you key the ceramic surface prior to application. Use a diamond abrasive as AL oxide does not work or even scratch the surface of ceramic. Good finish with a small roller, durable, covers well, good value. Water based so easy clean brushes and overspill. Have used this product many times and I am happy but dont expect it's a substitute for new tiles. Don't brush, roll! I am a skilled electrical mechanical engineer by profession and was an on screen expert for BBC Watchdog and Rogue Traders for some years and subsequently sworn to honesty. I tend to research a product drilling down into the quality and value of the item before I buy. I am not paid for my reviews and have no personal gain from them. I have no difficulty recommending this item. What's not to like. Go buy!

Great product! Could've left it at 1 coat but did a second just 2 ensure all kitchen cupboards & plinths were covered. Paint is a tad runny but doesn't affect the quality. My only grump about this purchase is the smell of the paint .. it lasts for days!! Defo worth the buy though👍

Easy to apply, little to no fumes, touch dry in 2hrs. Super gloss finish, totally revamped my old bathroom tiles, highly recommend 😀👍

I ordered this, unfortunately it went missing as it was left outside, so my mum ordered me the same thing and I think it's brilliant! The tiles are well covered and have a glossy finish. They are smooth aswell. I cleaned my tiles and made sure no grease or dust was on them. I then used duck tape to protect the counter top. I applied the paint with a smooth roller brush and some tricky areas with a paint brush. One tin did pretty much my whole kitchen. Hopefully, it will last a long time. After the painting was complete and dry, I used a black grout pen for the lines. I'm happy with the results. It was a £24 make over!

Easy to use but can peel off easily too. But if it's just needed to make tiles look brighter and clean then it's great. I used in the kitchen I don't think I would use it in the bathroom as it's not sturdy enough

Great product, Great service, Thank you

Was a bit dubious about even trying a tile paint as I thought it would be hell and wouldn’t give a good finish, but after looking at a few reviews, I went for this. Prepping is key. You must get the tiles 100% clean and free of grease and old silicone before you start painting. Be prepared to apply at least 3 coats. It is best applied with a roller. When applying the first coat, don’t apply a heavy thick layer as you will get runs. Just keep applying a nice even layer and let it dry overnight. I’d give it 24 hours in between each coat. Honestly, this has turned out so well! I’m really pleased with the glossy finish and it’s not easy to tell they have been painted at all.