Ekopel 2K Touch Up Bathtub Refinishing Kit - Odorless DIY Sink/Tub Repair Kit - Bright Gloss Tub Coating (White) (300 Gram)

This is a great product and really easy to use BUT you have to be diligent in getting all the extra out near the drain because it will continue to run down for hours and build up there. I thought I waited long enough only to find the drain completely covered and hardened by the next morning. I was able to fix it somewhat with a heat gun and a repair kit but it still isnt just right. I underestimated how much would continue to run down.

Great product, no Odie Yeah! This size is adequate enough to cover the complete bottom of a standard sized tub, this is where there was significant wear after 28 years of use. Very happy with this product This size is a repair kit, small size and does not come with the tools that come with the larger size. I used credit card sized stuff cardboard to distribute evenly, also used a fine 3" paintbrush fir the finishing detail. Be careful though, the brush shed one bristle/hair, it was a nightmare to remove. If you use a brush I recommend you have a pair of tweezers close by.

so easy to use, even Justin Trudeau can handle it.

Mixing the two together should have resulted in hardened material. It stayed soft for so long that I had to wipe if off and ended up wasting my money. I have used this product before and it hardened properly. I think either the proportions of the material and hardener were wrong, or the product was improperly formulated.

I am SO impressed with this product! I had a hideous gold fiberglass tub and surround that wasn’t in the budget to replace. The roll on product was very easy to use and gives an incredible result, but I will give you a few tips: 1. Prep is everything! Fortunately we were completely redoing this bathroom so I didn’t have to worry about the product getting on the floor, but you’re going to want to make sure to cover the entire floor and anything close to the tub (sink, toilet). And scrub/sand better than you’ve ever done in your life! 2. THIN COATS! Roll this stuff as thin as you possibly can to avoid runs and make sure you have enough product to cover the entire area. 3. High-quality foam rollers are essential. I did the first coat with some crappy rollers that ended up getting bits of foam in the finish. I was kind of freaking out, but that leads me to my next tip: 2. This product is surprisingly forgiving! thought I had gotten every trace of silicone off, but after the first coat I noticed there were some areas where it wasn’t taking, in addition to the bits of foam. Don’t fear! You can gently sand between coats on any rough spots, and the second coat will cover beautifully. During the rest of the bathroom reno we ended up accidentally dropping things (screwdrivers, levels) on the tub, and not a scratch in sight! I seriously can’t believe how well this stuff works.