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Acrylic Paint For Shower

Stephan K.
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  • Clearwater, FL
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I need to refinish a tile shower. Will have to last 4-6 years. I was told that acrylic paint might be an option. However somebody else told me that the paint will start peeling.

Do you have any experience?

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I had a pink bathtub that I painted white. The process takes a little while, and you must follow the instructions to the letter. I had never done it before, and it turned out great. Looked like a white tub, rather than a tub that I had painted. It does stink, though. Way cheaper than hiring someone, if you have the time to do it. Read all the instructions before you start. Follow them to the letter. You'll have a great looking finished product. Good luck!

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