Johnstone's 390305 Tile Paint Anitque Cream 750 ml

Great tile paint

Really freshened up the tiles, I used a brush which left some texture in the finish, no one is looking that closely but you may get better finish with a roller.

This paint is easy to use and generally covers well. The exception is it will not cover silicone sealant, which must be well primed with PVA glue. Tiles must be thoroughly degreased. The colour antique cream is pleasantly off white after curing in air for a few days. The glossiness depends on the tile texture. The paint is water based so cleaning brushes and rollers is easy and cheap. The coverage is very good and the 750 ml tin should be good for two coats on wall tiles of a large kitchen or bathroom. A small gloss roller gives the best finish but brushing may be necessary for grouting. Masking tape is essential for clean edges and must be removed carefully, particularly with silicone sealant.

Very happy with the result! Took two coats and a few finishing touches but ended with a nice semi-gloss finish. Read previous reviews about the paint being too watery or needing multiple coats but I can't say I noticed either issue. I gave the paint a good stir for 60s and found the paint a good consistency with no dribbles as long as you didn't lay it on too thick. If you don't want the expense of replacing tiles then this will do the job.

Went on easy had to to a couple of coats as it was covering a brown tile. Really happy with the finish

Worst paint I've ever used,like spreading milk it's that thin,300 coats later and it might be finished.Avoid

I have ordered this twice. First time was a lovely cream colour. Bought another tin to patch up a couple of scratches. Unfortunately it now looks white and not the original cream colour? Maybe just a bad batch?

Great paint.. great coverage