The color dates the room.
Even a tidy bathroom can feel stuck in another decade when its surfaces no longer suit your style.

Tired-looking tile can make the whole room feel dated. Give existing tile and tub surfaces a fresh look with a DIY refinishing paint—starting with the surfaces you already have.
Check surface compatibility and application instructions before you begin.
Sometimes the layout still works. The fixtures still work. It is the old color and worn-looking finish that make the room feel overdue for a change.
Even a tidy bathroom can feel stuck in another decade when its surfaces no longer suit your style.
Scrubbing removes buildup. Updating an old-looking finish is a different kind of project.
Replacing tile means planning around demolition, installation and disruption to your everyday routine.

Product imagery from this listing. Finish and appearance depend on the surface, preparation and application.
A refinishing coat updates the appearance of a compatible, sound surface. Plan a focused refresh around the tile or tub already in your home.
Choose a finish that works with the room you want to create.
Refresh a compatible surface while keeping your existing arrangement.
Use a suitable brush or roller, following the product directions.
Account for preparation, coating and the full curing time.

Remove dirt, grease and soap residue. Start with a clean, dry surface, and complete any repairs, sanding or priming required by the label.
Mask nearby edges. Follow the product instructions for any mixing, application method, number of coats and time between coats.
Give the coating its specified curing time before exposing it to water, cleaning or everyday use.
Match your purchase to the surface and the size of the job. These three checks make it easier to choose the right option.
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Know what to expect before you start your refinishing project.
Find the color and size for your refinishing project, then plan your first brushstroke.