V33 Renovation White Satin Wall tile & panelling paint, 750ml

Forgot to leave a review but we done a full makeover on our kitchen cabinets and bathroom tiles couple of months ago. I am absolutely taken aback by overall finish, and so pleased, the paint evens itself out so nicely but you need to follow instructions. Apply with small roller long strokes and you won’t be disappointed. Put 3 coats on all surfaces and 4 inside shower cubical

Yes it does take 5 coats but it’s completely worth it for a cheap alternative to re-tiling. I painted my kitchen with this and I’m completely happy with it. All I would say is scrub the corners and bottoms of your tiles and focus on these bits as if there’s still grease etc on these parts it won’t stick correctly and may be hard to cover. I used a paint brush and a mini foam roller on bigger areas I wouldn’t use a normal emulsion roller.

This does take 4-5 coats for a really good cover however I was painting over bright orange tiles. Used a mix of brush/mini roller, both applied similar result. I would recommend this for covering a small/medium area (a large area would take a lot of time with several coats, drying time etc so depends on patience!)

We needed a colour change for are tiles in the bathroom and didn’t fancy ripping out the old tiles so decided to try painting them first. I was a bit dubious at first about painting tiles but so glad I did brilliant finish. The art of this paint is to make sure your tiles are clean I used sugar soap. Apply first coat don’t overload roller patience is required. I applied 4 coats to get the finish you see in the last photo

I bought this paint to renovate my ancient salmon pink wall tiles. My builder applied it using a brush then small foam roller. It actually took five coats to finish the job but looked amazing at the end. The tiles now have a satin white shimmery finish with no sign of any remaining colour and have totally transformed my bathroom. Amazing product!