Rust-Oleum207007-4PK Marine Topside Paint, Deep Green, 32 Fl Oz (Pack of 4)

I used this stiff to paint the ‘hello 1960’s’ wall tiles on my bathroom. Underneath I primed with Stix primer which seems to really adhere to the tiles. Once it was dry I could not scratch it off with a fingernail so I assume it is a good base for this paint. Originally, I had issues with cratering when applying this paint and I was a bit hesitant to use it. But when I put on the first coat on a warm/hot, muggy day, no issues with a foam roller. One coat was not sufficient, although some folks might find it acceptable. For coat no. 2 I first scuffed the overnight dry paint with 320 paper, just enough to remove any lumps, bumps etc. Then I used a Mohair roller cover. Being bigger(regular diameter but 4” wide) it held a lot more paint and worked great. At first it took a few strokes to saturate the cover and there were tons of bubbles, but they all went away. This paint job had 80deg humid weather which I think was a plus. Slowed the drying process and allowed the paint to level nicely. Not glass like which might be attainable, but a very subtle texture which looks like its the way the tiles were made. And it is high gloss. We’ll see how it holds up over time but it looks great and a heck of a lot cheaper than a tile job. One caution. The stuff got old school VOC big time. I would not use it when you might have to keep a house closed up. I was thinking of spraying but I figured the masking, need for a respirator etc was not worth the effort. Overall, nice paint. It seems durable and we’ll see how ot works in a bathroom. I also painted the ceramic towel bar fixtures. They look like white smooth ceramic which I think was the result of brushing. To cut in edges I used the throw away chip brushes which worked fine. Not worth trying to clean an expensive brush with this paint

I recently used Rust-Oleum Marine Topside Paint in Navy Blue, and I am thoroughly impressed.Quality and FinishThe paint quality is exceptional. It provides a smooth, glossy finish that looks professional and high-end. The navy blue color is rich and vibrant, giving a sleek and polished appearance to the surface.ApplicationApplying the paint was straightforward and hassle-free. It goes on evenly and dries relatively quickly, allowing for a seamless painting process. The consistency is perfect, neither too thick nor too thin, making it easy to work with.DurabilityThis paint is designed for marine environments, and it shows. It holds up well against the elements, providing excellent resistance to water, UV rays, and general wear and tear. We used this for our trailer and it looks fantastic.Overall ExperienceOverall, Rust-Oleum Marine Topside Paint in Navy Blue is a great product. It offers excellent quality, easy application, and impressive durability. Highly recommended.

Used this paint to restore an old aluminum boat. The red color is vibrant, the paint is thick, and provided great coverage in 2 coats. Paint dries with a smooth, glossy finish, really improved the appearance of the boat.

I used one can of this to coat my stall shower with two seats and our 6 foot long, two sink vanity top. I covered them each twice and that was pretty much that! So I’d say the coverage was pretty good! As far as painting a sink…. Well I am not sure how this is done without some type of line or texture being left behind. It’s not horrible but it looks painted. Part of that is this being a satin finish. I am not 100% sold on this for sinks, but the shower is holding up pretty well so far a month later. I did buy the grit to add into the bottom of the shower and it’s like a very light pumice. There will be no slipping in that bad boy! I think the only big downside for me and that it does seem to stain. Whether is a splat or two of hair dye or make up etc, I have 2-3 stains I haven’t had much luck getting out. I wore a respirator to avoid the smell that everyone talks about. My husband said it wasn’t bad when he popped in to check out my work but I’m not chancing these brain cells!

Used to update the metal around the pool above the liner. Amazing results- pool looks brand new!

Used this to paint our 90s, icky, yellowish contractor-grade, faux cultured marble sink and countertop. Love the results! Paint goes on thick, so go slowly and let it rest overnight -- paint will expand and fill any brush marks. It smells awful -- wear a good mask and run a good fan! Yet, the end result is a glossy, gorgeous finish. I recommend for a bandaid upgrade that's affordable. Satisfied. Will probably paint another sink and countertop with the remaining paint -- one quart seems to be enough for two small projects.

This was perfect to refinish my bathroom tub and sink. Finished results were exactly what I was hoping for. Easy to apply and durable.

I live in a modest home with fiberglass showers and a tub. I'm also a widow in her mid 70s. One day I realized how dull and worn my showers were but I had no desire to have the old surrounds and tub ripped out because that would have ended up being 2 full bath remodels. I'd heard you could paint fiberglass, so I went on line and found out yes, you have to use marine paint, the type used on boats. I read the how-to's and looked at photos and reviews, and I bought the paint, rollers, etc. from Amazon. I painted my showers and tub and THEY TURNED OUT WONDERFUL! They look like they just came from Aisle 37 at Lowe's! The paint dried to the touch in a few hours, hard, bright and shiny. (Though I admit the floor of the tub took a lot longer to dry and kind of scared me. But overnight it dried thoroughly.) As for the smell several people complained about, I'm old enough to remember when all paint was oil based and stinky. It smells like paint, period. Not a big deal. You don't need a mask, goggles, fans and wide open windows. Just get over it. BTW, I had full coverage with one coat. You could do more if you want and maybe over time I'll feel the need. But it looks good to me and I have had no problem in the limited time I've been using the painted shower. Anyway, I did all that with fabulous results and I still have most of half a quart of paint left!

Was able to do 1 coat over same colour on 2 canoes with 1litre and still have some left over for touchups.Havent put in the water yet so not sure about durability.

Really good coverage and looks great .

Used it in battleship gray to paint a patio table that has seen better days. Looks new now! Very happy with the finish. Put 2 coats on (sanding lightly in between coats). It took much longer to dry than the can said. Stayed sticky for a week maybe, for the first coat? Less for the second coat. Not sure if it’s because of the humidity. Impressed with this product and would definitely consider using it for other outdoor applications and trying other colours.

I have used Rustoleum "tub and Tile" MANY times on 3 different shower/tub enclosures to DIY and fix them up. It is a very messy thin and toxic smelling product. This is NOT any of those things. It is "thicker" so it covers better. It flows together better and DOES NOT RUN! Please take my advice and try this you will not be disappointed. I wish it was available in Canada but it is not, we are fortunate Amazon carries it for us. I am always wondering why we have such terrible products we must use in Canada as the good stuff is not made available to us. This is much easier to use as well, a beginner can easily refinish their tub/shower with one can, and giving it 2 coats as it goes very far. I see many people speak about the smell, well it smells much less then the Tub and tile product. That product smells very toxic this does not. The smell it does have disapates with in 1 hour. Good luck with your project and try this "Top side" out it will make you proud!

Above waterline looks good.