BATH TUB & SHOWER
From dated and yellowed to fresh and clean.

REFRESH · RENEW · RESTORE
Give tired, dated tiles a fresh new look — without tearing them out or taking on a full remodel.
REFRESH
YOUR HOME
MADE FOR
SIMPLE DIY
A FRESHER
SPACE

REAL SPACES. VISIBLE RESULTS.
See how tired, dated surfaces can look clean and refreshed — without changing the space.
From dated and yellowed to fresh and clean.
A cleaner look for the space you use every day.
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.

WORRY-FREE REFRESH
Quick drying, lower odor and a durable bond — made for everyday spaces around your home.
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

Keep the can moving and apply light, even passes instead of concentrating on one spot. Mask nearby fixtures and surfaces first to help keep the project clean and controlled.
Yes. Grease, soap residue, moisture and loose coatings can affect the final result. Thorough cleaning and proper surface preparation are especially important before spraying.
Yes. The original color may still show through the first light coat. Build coverage gradually with additional light, even coats rather than one heavy coat.
Problems are often linked to inadequate preparation, moisture, loose existing finishes or using the surface before the coating has fully cured. Following the preparation and curing instructions matters.
Dry-to-touch and fully cured are not the same thing. Even if the surface feels dry quickly, avoid water, scrubbing and normal bathroom use until the coating has fully cured.