Porcelain + Appliance Touch Up Paint, Desert Beige, 20ml, High Gloss, w/Brush in Bottle, for Bathroom Fixtures, Metal

The product works great!! It covered all the spots where the painting has chipped off and the beige color blends right in.

color matched perfectly and super easy to use!

I like that it is easy to apply. It has been taking many coats to fill in the area, though. The color is not exact when first applied; but is closer when dried - just needs to be a tad darker.

Great quality. Fast shipping. Matched perfectly. would purchase again. 5 star.

This paint is a dark grey when applied. This was applied to a porcelain clawfoot tub which is white.Attached is a photo clearly showing the color of this is nowhere near porcelain or white, but instead grey.Looks pretty bad.

The quality of the product seems very good, but the color Is much lighter than I had anticipated.

Issue: Porcelain in a toilet bowl was worn away from a long-time slow leak in an unused bathroom.The first product I purchased from another vendor was NOT high gloss even though the package said it was.I had trouble trying to guess the correct color so based on the description, I ordered 03) Creamy white.It was a tad too white so I ordered 01) Nimbus white.That was a tad too dark.Realizing it would be nearly impossible to predict colors used by every toilet manufacturer over time, I mixed 2-parts Nimbus to 1-part Creamy white and got an exact match.The one drawback thus far is I was unable to get an extremely smooth application.I'll live with that since mixing a spray paint is... problematic.I loved the little note in the box that understands people might order the wrong color and how to return the item.

My bathroom sink has a small crack (spiderweb, surface only) and I was looking for something to hold me over, even if just to hide it, until the bathroom gets replaced in a few months. I cleaned and dried the sink, and then went to paint over - it was pretty easy to manipulate, much like a nail polish. However, even after letting dry a day and a half, when I used the water in the sink, it peeled RIGHT off. I think that might be part of the issue with the paint being acrylic - unless you're sanding the crack or spot you need it to stick, it probably won't.