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BATH TUB & SHOWER
From dated and yellowed to fresh and clean.
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REAL SPACES. VISIBLE RESULTS.
See how tired, dated surfaces can look clean and refreshed — without changing the space.
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From dated and yellowed to fresh and clean.
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A cleaner look for the space you use every day.
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Refresh worn-looking floors without replacing the tiles.
SIMPLE STEPS. DIY-FRIENDLY.
Prep the surface, mask the edges, then spray in light, even passes.
Refresh worn tiles with smooth, even coverage for a clean, renewed finish.
Helps create a smooth, consistent finish.
Light coats help build more even coverage.
Spray easily into tricky edges and corners.
Touch dry in as little as 10 minutes.*
More comfortable for indoor DIY.
Bonds firmly to prepared surfaces.
Made for everyday use.
MORE PLACES TO REFRESH
From bathroom tiles to kitchen backsplashes, plan the right amount for every refresh.
Shower walls & tub surrounds
2 Cans · Up to 10 sq ft
Behind sinks & cooking areas
2 Cans · Up to 10 sq ft
Around sinks, counters & tiled walls
1 Can · Up to 5 sq ft
Entryways, hallways & tiled floors
4 Cans · Up to 20 sq ft
No, provided your existing tiles are sound and suitable for coating. Repair loose tiles, cracks and damaged grout before preparing the surface.
Yes. Remove grease, soap residue and limescale, then let the surface dry completely. Follow the product instructions for any sanding or priming, and mask nearby areas before spraying.
Coverage depends on the original colour, surface condition and number of coats. Dark or strongly discoloured tiles may need additional light coats. Test a small area first and follow the recommended recoating times.
Residue, trapped moisture, unsuitable surfaces or using the area before the coating has fully cured can affect adhesion. Careful preparation, thin coats and the correct curing time help the finish bond properly.
Follow the full curing time on the product label before exposing the coated area to water, steam or cleaning products. A surface that feels dry may still be curing. Keep the room ventilated as directed.