We’ll done! I feel like I can accomplish this next year after I retire! But those ppl are crazy about painting over those beautiful red tiles! You did a great job but I’d have left it red. My humble opinion! Thanks for doing the video and I liked your saying of , life isn’t perfect it’s progression! Amen!
Thankyou for watching, they changed the kitchen cupboards to grey and the the tiles did not go, the house is a holiday let, i know what you mean though.
Thank you for this tutorial, I was not really sure about painting over my tiles, however, I am a lot more confident now as I have seen someone doing the job. Very well put over. Again many thanks.
Great video, I want to paint my black&white kitchen tiles, they were there when i moved in, I did not feel confident,but after watching your video, I can't wait to get started, thank you.
Enjoyed this video very much! My kitchen backsplash is a mix of beige and orange designs. I hate it! I am considered on painting it after watching this video. Thank you!
Well done Steve great work. I used the v33 to paint all my kitchen cupboards very good product. I’m glad the tile paint is to the same quality. I will be painting my bathroom tiles soon.
A very helpful and informative video, Steve. I'm considering replacing tiles in the kitchen, but after seeing this, we're going to give the painting a go. Fingers crossed 🤞 Thanks for the great advice.
just the video i needed. i would like to paint kitchen tiles in my house... only thing is, the red tiles in the "before" are fantastic, i'm sorry to see them get painted ! My tiles are much worse ;)
Thanks Steve.. would of been nice to do a final shot with the kitchen all cleared up and bits back on worktops so you really can appreciate the job completely! Thank you 😊
@Jo H. This is a follow-up vid i did about 18 months later, ruclips.net/video/AnUYNllWfuI/видео.html this might help with the finished look . Thankyou Very much.
I have used this product v33 great finish if you use a foam rollers, I also used v33 cabinet and cupboard paint on my kitchen on the cupboards they all came out looking as if they had been paint sprayed I even had tradesmen saying I sprayed them as they didn't believe me I had done the paint work, remember it's all about the preparation of any project, PREPARATION IS THE KEY FOR A GREAT FINISH
I watched your video twice and took the plunge. Bought the V33 grey paint from screwfix, scrubbed down with cleaner and 180 grit sandpaper. Here’s the before and after photos if it will let me upload. The first coat took three times as long to put on. Did two coats. Used frog tape around the sockets on the first coat and did the second “on the eye.” Happy with the result. Just need silicone now.
Thanks for this video Steven. I went with the sponge roller like you said and used that V33 paint it came out amazing. Looks like we've retiled instead of painted it the finish is that good!
Wow i am so happy for you and that the video helped. The sponge roller is the way forward it gives a smoother finish. If i can be of any help with any thing decorating please ask.
I'm looking to do this in my kitchen, previous owner had strange taste in colour! I'm not confident enough to take off my wall plugs, but from past experience, if you pull off the tape whilst it's still wet it doesn't peel the pain off, but I guess it's time consuming taping them back up before each coat. Thanks for your clear video instructions, looks great!
Thank you for the video. I am going to paint my kitchen tiles. I saw this in b&q and was unsure about it at first. Thank you for the top tips, very handy.
Am about to use this to paint some interior doors,i have painted all my radiators with V33 radiator spray paint (loft grey) & as i cannot use valspar colour matching at the moment thought i would give this a go in loft grey
It was the first time i used the v33 paint for tiles, i was very impressed I then went on to use the kitchen cuboard and cabinet paint in v33 then i noticed they have a huge range for all different projects pleased let me how it goes with the interior doors. thanks for taking your time to comment.
@@Inexteriors Was going from glossed white doors to the V33 loft grey & am happy with the results.I gave them a good rub down first then rollered on the paint.Gave them 3 coats each (wife said you could still see the original paint after 2 coats),but the coats were so thin with the roller that they were ready to re-apply after a couple of hours.Very happy with the results & that is down to you as i would never have thought about using this particular product for the job.
It was the same after 2 coats on the tiles but after the third they looked great, i think 3 thin even coats is the way forward, i am pleased the video helped that is the mission, i have only been doing youtube for 8 months and always trying to improve, thanks for your kind words stay well and safe my freind if you need any advice just ask.
Deborah Honey. No i have only used the tile paint and the kitchen cupboard paint, i did buy some for my hallway tiles, but i never got round to doing them lol. I would be grateful if you let me know how you get on with it.
I want to paint my tiles grey - but what would I use to go in between them afterwards so it looks like I still have the white of the grout? Would I use white tile paint?
@Little My . Not to sure to be honest, you could try a grout pen maybe, or like you said some white tile paint and a little paint brush. Let me know how you get on.
Impressed with the overall finish but some of the paint hasn't taken on the tiles and they have bubbled despite cleaning and sanding, also removing an re painting, any tips
@Corriene Beresford . Good question, i have no idea if it will work on glass ype tile, let me know how it goes if you decide to try. Thankyou very much.
Hi I’ve painted my bathroom using this paint turned out really lovely but as for the cutting in we’re the roller won’t reach I have brush marks have you any tips on how I can’t rectify this thanks.
Hi I have done 3 coats of white ronseal tile paint with a brush and im not liking the finish, if I did 1 more coat with a foam roller would it eliminate those brush marks? Please and thanks
You would probably still see the brush marks if you was to roll over it with 1 more coat. Maybe a couple of coats might ease it a bit. Maybe you could sand first with some 120 grade sand paper first, but i have never used the ronseal stuff so i dont know how hard it gets so i am not sure if it can be sanded. hope this helps.
Hello, this looks great and it seems like the easiest option for me to do myself rather than attempt to tile over the old tiles. Is it suitable for behind the hobs area? I am planning to put a toughened splashback class there on top of the tiles.
@Margarita Dimitrova Yes it is suitable around the hob erea, just wipe any thing of with soft cloth straight away, if you was to use a green scouring pad it probably would damage ir over time as, a glass splash back is a great idea, let me know how you get on.
If i remember it was a 3hr recoat time and fully dry after 24hrs, then a further 20 days for it to fully harden. Maybe you have not left it long enough in between coats . Or you might not be loading the roller up enough. If that is the case it causes you to put pressure on the roller witch in turn may cause the not fully dried paint to come of.
@Master Builder, If the grout was racked out first, then painted, then re grouted, i dont see why it couldn't be done. As long as the paint was left to fully cure. Good question i never thought about that.
@JustClass . what roller did you use a foam roller or an emulsion roller. either will leave some sort of orange peel effect, the foam roller will be finer than the emulsion roller. Hope this helps.
@Hazel Boucher, it is very durable, if you wipe grease straightaway it will last longer than if you left it for ages and scrubbed it with a green scouring pad.
Thanks again for great content Steve. I was just wondering - can you paint tiles that are behind the cooker/stove? Will the paint melt as it's near heat? Many thanks - Psyche aka Psyche Thompson UK 🇬🇧 🌹
Hi @Brendan Rizzo .Thankyou. It depends on experience and conditions ie room temperature, i would wait the 6 hours because if its not dry enough you could end up pulling previous coat of in places.
hi steve, ive got all the stuff ready to start the job as ive already replaced my door fronts. my question is did you leave the masking tape on for all coats and peel off after the final? if so did the paint crack aware from the tape. cheers kev
@Kevin Swamwick Jones .Yes i did leave it on till the end, be careful when you pull it away, maybe run a stanley blade down be the sealed bit beetween the tape and tile, i cut it in neatly so i was able to pull tape away no problem.
I'm hoping to do the same over my tiles but with grey paint. Do you have any tips on what to do for the grout after? Also, whats the best way to avoid painting over the silicone sealant in between the walls please?
@Amy Duruji . In a ideal world you would remove the silicone paint the tiles then re silicone, as for the grout i just painted it in, if you wanted to remove grout then paint then 're grout that is up to you and how far you want to go, if you got paint on the silicone it does clean of easy. its all about progress not perfection.
@Stephen Smith . I would not recccomend in high water or moisture ereas, but i had someone tell me they did a bathroom tiles in one of the student lets, they have not seen how it faired yet, they are going to let me know when they see it next.
Hi Steve, I'm painting tiles in a kitchen that has a solid fuel cooker in it, so the tiles are very dirty, my question is when you used your bleach spray cleaner you just sprayed it on and removed it with paper towel( you didn't wash it off with a wet cloth? Or did I miss that?) my local shop is saying first methylated spirits, then wash that off then two coats of primer and two coats of paint.
@jacinta Dillon . Hi, yes i scrubbed it with a green scouring pad, Some paints will need primer first, i used v33 range witch doesent require a primer, just read the instructions on the tin that you are using, hope this helps.
So happy I found this video from an expert! Thank you for filming this, these tiles are exactly like the ugly ones in my kitchen right now. Do you think I could use this same v33 tile paint for my kitchen cupboards too? Also, does the finish come out better with roller or spray?
@Amy Duruji . Thankyou very much, v33 do the cabinet and cuboard range aswell aswell just check the tub. i used a foam roller, i have never tried spaying the v33.
Hi Steve, I've just been reading about v33 on the actual site. There's a video which looks like quarry floor tiles being painted. I have quarry tiles on my kitchen wall, could I use this on mine because I would like to paint them white? Thanks in advance for your reply.
Does this adhere to the tile as well as epoxy paint? And is there any way I can buy this in the US? It looks so much easier to use than the epoxy, and the prep is pretty much the same - the odor of epoxy is my biggest concern. Thanks!
if its the v33 renovation floor and stairs reinforced ceramic technology. Yes i would say if its good for floor tiles were it gets walked on then its good for kitchen tiles. just dont use it on tiled floors in showers or walk in showers.
I was very impressed with the out come of these tiles this, v33 is good stuff.
Did the one tub of paint last the 3 coats and how much was left
@@robinhayat112 The one tub did do 3 coats, i cant remember how much was left, i wasent scraping the barrel though.
@@Inexteriors perfect thanks
We’ll done! I feel like I can accomplish this next year after I retire! But those ppl are crazy about painting over those beautiful red tiles! You did a great job but I’d have left it red. My humble opinion! Thanks for doing the video and I liked your saying of , life isn’t perfect it’s progression! Amen!
Thankyou for watching, they changed the kitchen cupboards to grey and the the tiles did not go, the house is a holiday let, i know what you mean though.
After seeing some horror backsplash experiences, can't lie that this is so much life saver.
Thankyou for watching.
Thank you for this tutorial, I was not really sure about painting over my tiles, however, I am a lot more confident now as I have seen someone doing the job. Very well put over. Again many thanks.
Thankyou very much, i learned as i went on this one, it went well and looked good when it was done. I am pleased the video helped.
I couldn’t agree more Alan I’m going to give mine a go today after watching this video hope your tiles look great 👍
I am pleased the video helped.
Brilliant job! Looks brand new...and the white is so clean-looking! I take it the paint fumes were not a problem...
Not at all, Thankyou for watching.
The presentation was really good. I feel I definitely can do it based on these clearly explained steps. Thanks Steven!!
Thankyou very much, i am pleased the video helped, if i can give anymore decorating tips or advice please ask.
You are a great teacher!
Thankyou Very much.
great video thank you for the tips
@Lowryder Records . Thankyou very much.
Great video, I want to paint my black&white kitchen tiles, they were there when i moved in, I did not feel confident,but after watching your video, I can't wait to get started, thank you.
@babara rob. Thankyou very much, all the best with the painting of the tiles.
Thanks Steven!!!
Thankyou for watching
top job i am definetely gonna paint my kitchen tiles now . thank you
@hjkjjk jijjo .Thankyou very much,let me know how you get on.
Can't wait too buy this Tomorrow and get started. Thankyou for the Tutorial.
Thankyou very much. Pleased the video helped.
@@Inexteriors I did my kitchen and bathroom tiles. Looks amazing!
@Jackie Downie. Amazing stuff i am pleased the video helped. What colour did you choose.
Enjoyed this video very much! My kitchen backsplash is a mix of beige and orange designs. I hate it! I am considered on painting it after watching this video. Thank you!
@Brunilda Lorenzano . Thankyou Very much for watching. Let me know how you get on.
I’ve got this paint to do bathroom tiles, good to see it worked 👍
Great stuff.
Super Job !!!!!!
@august 3 2013 . Thankyou very much.
Brilliant, thanks for the tips at the end!
Thankyou Very much.
Well done Steve great work. I used the v33 to paint all my kitchen cupboards very good product. I’m glad the tile paint is to the same quality. I will be painting my bathroom tiles soon.
pleased the video helps, if i can be of any help please ask
Great video! Thanks for the tutorial. The backsplash looks fantastic.
Thankyou for watching.
I feel better seen you doing this great job also love your Cabinets
@Lynne Reyes . Thankyou very much, the cabinets was painted in v33 cabinet paint.
thank you for the video its what ive been looking for. great job brother
@Youssef frouja . Thankyou Very much.
Very helpful & very clearly explained for us DIY newbies. Thank you
@Gail Emory . Thankyou very much. You are very welcome.
A very helpful and informative video, Steve. I'm considering replacing tiles in the kitchen, but after seeing this, we're going to give the painting a go. Fingers crossed 🤞 Thanks for the great advice.
Thankyou for watching
just the video i needed. i would like to paint kitchen tiles in my house... only thing is, the red tiles in the "before" are fantastic, i'm sorry to see them get painted ! My tiles are much worse ;)
Great Video !
@Yanina Vidal . Thankyou very much, i am pleased you liked it.
Great vid. Thinking of giving this a go!
pleased the video helped, if i can help with any other decorating questions or tips please ask.
Will do! Thanks alot 🙂
Thanks Steve.. would of been nice to do a final shot with the kitchen all cleared up and bits back on worktops so you really can appreciate the job completely! Thank you 😊
@Jo H. This is a follow-up vid i did about 18 months later, ruclips.net/video/AnUYNllWfuI/видео.html
this might help with the finished look . Thankyou Very much.
I have used this product v33 great finish if you use a foam rollers, I also used v33 cabinet and cupboard paint on my kitchen on the cupboards they all came out looking as if they had been paint sprayed I even had tradesmen saying I sprayed them as they didn't believe me I had done the paint work, remember it's all about the preparation of any project, PREPARATION IS THE KEY FOR A GREAT FINISH
Great stuff, I hear you buddy it is a good product.
I watched your video twice and took the plunge. Bought the V33 grey paint from screwfix, scrubbed down with cleaner and 180 grit sandpaper. Here’s the before and after photos if it will let me upload. The first coat took three times as long to put on. Did two coats. Used frog tape around the sockets on the first coat and did the second “on the eye.” Happy with the result. Just need silicone now.
Well done you, i can give you my email, you can send to that.
@@Inexteriors thanks
Here is my email. blasteven300@gmail.com
@@Inexteriors I’ve emailed you the pictures matey.
Keith.
Thankyou. i have emailed you back my freind.
I want mine black or charcoal but I like to see the grout
let me know how you get on with it.
Thankyou for watching.
Thanks for this video Steven. I went with the sponge roller like you said and used that V33 paint it came out amazing. Looks like we've retiled instead of painted it the finish is that good!
Wow i am so happy for you and that the video helped. The sponge roller is the way forward it gives a smoother finish. If i can be of any help with any thing decorating please ask.
Great job!
@PennyBluebottle . Thankyou very much,
Ohhh ive had my v33 paint for a cpl of months now, im so going out to my kitchen to get started...thanks for this video 😊
@Wendy Cook Thanks for watching, Great stuff, let me know how you get on.
I'm looking to do this in my kitchen, previous owner had strange taste in colour! I'm not confident enough to take off my wall plugs, but from past experience, if you pull off the tape whilst it's still wet it doesn't peel the pain off, but I guess it's time consuming taping them back up before each coat. Thanks for your clear video instructions, looks great!
Try to cut in to tape rather than blathering it and creating a seal.
Thank you for the video. I am going to paint my kitchen tiles. I saw this in b&q and was unsure about it at first. Thank you for the top tips, very handy.
I am pleased the video helped my friend, if i can help with any other decorating questions please ask.
Great stuff
Thankyou very much.
looking good man
Thankyou Very much.
Great job and you gave me some god ideas on aplication! Going to be my first attempt on some ugly orange 70s tile in my new home. Thanks.
Thankyou very much. Pleased the video helped.
Very good
What was the cleaner you used
Flash kitchen cleaner.
Am about to use this to paint some interior doors,i have painted all my radiators with V33 radiator spray paint (loft grey) & as i cannot use valspar colour matching at the moment thought i would give this a go in loft grey
It was the first time i used the v33 paint for tiles, i was very impressed I then went on to use the kitchen cuboard and cabinet paint in v33 then i noticed they have a huge range for all different projects pleased let me how it goes with the interior doors. thanks for taking your time to comment.
@@Inexteriors Was going from glossed white doors to the V33 loft grey & am happy with the results.I gave them a good rub down first then rollered on the paint.Gave them 3 coats each (wife said you could still see the original paint after 2 coats),but the coats were so thin with the roller that they were ready to re-apply after a couple of hours.Very happy with the results & that is down to you as i would never have thought about using this particular product for the job.
It was the same after 2 coats on the tiles but after the third they looked great, i think 3 thin even coats is the way forward, i am pleased the video helped that is the mission, i have only been doing youtube for 8 months and always trying to improve, thanks for your kind words stay well and safe my freind if you need any advice just ask.
Would this cover black tile? I have some black and some white tiles in my kitchen but would like all white. Thank you
xxsmileimherexx, It sure will.
Very helpful thankyou.
Thankyou for watching.
So good really useful thank you
Thankyou very much.
I likes the red tiles.
The customer didn't lol.
Do you need to turn off mains when unscrewing the sockets? Great vudeo, thank you.
Thankyou very much, it depends on your confidence and knowledge. Yes if you are not sure.
Why don’t people watch the total video before asking questions? So many questions are answered in the video!
I here you there my freind.
Top job pal 👍🏻
Thankyou buddy very kind
Your welcome mate
You do a really good job . I want my kitchen doing are you available.
I have no availability for the next 6 months, thankyou for asking.
great video
Very kind, hope it helped.
Have you used V33 Floor and Stairs paint on ceramic floor tiles? Any advice wouldbe welcomed.
Deborah Honey. No i have only used the tile paint and the kitchen cupboard paint, i did buy some for my hallway tiles, but i never got round to doing them lol. I would be grateful if you let me know how you get on with it.
Great tips thank you! I feel confident now to make a start!
Thankyou, i am pleased the video helped, if i can help you with anything else decorating wise, please ask.
I want to paint my tiles grey - but what would I use to go in between them afterwards so it looks like I still have the white of the grout? Would I use white tile paint?
@Little My . Not to sure to be honest, you could try a grout pen maybe, or like you said some white tile paint and a little paint brush. Let me know how you get on.
Impressed with the overall finish but some of the paint hasn't taken on the tiles and they have bubbled despite cleaning and sanding, also removing an re painting, any tips
Re prep the affected ereas,then spot prime the affected areas with 2 coats of zinsser bullseye 123 then apply tile paint. Hope this helps.
Hi @inexteriors will this cover glass type tiles?
@Corriene Beresford . Good question, i have no idea if it will work on glass ype tile, let me know how it goes if you decide to try. Thankyou very much.
Hi I’ve painted my bathroom using this paint turned out really lovely but as for the cutting in we’re the roller won’t reach I have brush marks have you any tips on how I can’t rectify this thanks.
maybe light sand when fully hardend. then push the roller close as possible then wipe of were paint shouldent be.
@@Inexteriors thanks I did think about a light sanding I’ll try that.
@@kimberley1195 wait a month after putting it on to make sure its full hardend.
@@Inexteriors thankyou
Wow! Thank you so much . I really wanted to do a kitchen renovation and was thinking to change the tiles. This is fantastic idea . I’m new follower
Very kind,Thankyou so much.
If i can be of any help, please ask
Would a very light sand between coats leave a smoother finish?
@Winston Smith, Maybe slightly bud.
@@Inexteriors ok. Cheers.
@@winstonsmith3690 No problem at all.
Can you please tell how you prepped the tiles before painting them?
Watch the video, it explains all.
Well impressed
Thankyou very much for watching.
Can you add a tint to this white tile paint? I'd like to do mine a nice pale lemon. Thanks. Video was very helpful
I cant answer that question, But maybe you can get a colour close to what you are wanting. I am pleased the video helped.
live saver, thanks a bunch.
@larry Hopehum . No probs glad the video helped.
Can you paint the plastic trim?
If it looks ok leave it. but slso dont see a problem painting it with the V33 paint.
Which is it better to use a sponge roller or fluffy roller?
I used the sponge roller.
Thanks for this video. Fantastic job.
hope the video helps, thanks for kind comment.
Will this method work in the bathroom covering ugly green sick counter tiles.
I would not recccomend in showers or wet rooms or high impact water areas.
Hi I have done 3 coats of white ronseal tile paint with a brush and im not liking the finish, if I did 1 more coat with a foam roller would it eliminate those brush marks? Please and thanks
You would probably still see the brush marks if you was to roll over it with 1 more coat. Maybe a couple of coats might ease it a bit. Maybe you could sand first with some 120 grade sand paper first, but i have never used the ronseal stuff so i dont know how hard it gets so i am not sure if it can be sanded. hope this helps.
Thanks for the reply, ill give it a go hopefully it turns out okay 👌 ☺
Glad to help.
Wow thank you!
@Fia Quetua Thankyou.
Hello, this looks great and it seems like the easiest option for me to do myself rather than attempt to tile over the old tiles. Is it suitable for behind the hobs area? I am planning to put a toughened splashback class there on top of the tiles.
@Margarita Dimitrova Yes it is suitable around the hob erea, just wipe any thing of with soft cloth straight away, if you was to use a green scouring pad it probably would damage ir over time as, a glass splash back is a great idea, let me know how you get on.
Wow I was just about making some renovations in my kitchen! Let's connect my friend!
we can connect my freind.
It says on mine between coats 72 hours is that right because I started a 2nd coat after it was touch dry then started peeling away
If i remember it was a 3hr recoat time and fully dry after 24hrs, then a further 20 days for it to fully harden. Maybe you have not left it long enough in between coats . Or you might not be loading the roller up enough. If that is the case it causes you to put pressure on the roller witch in turn may cause the not fully dried paint to come of.
I have plastic tiles in my bathroom. I used Kilz and it peeled from moisture. What should I do??
@Teija Nelson .Not to sure about plastic tiles, how long did it take to start peeling, i wouldent recccomend painting tiles in high moisture areas.
Can you re grout it after it’s painted ? @steven Blake
@Master Builder, If the grout was racked out first, then painted, then re grouted, i dont see why it couldn't be done. As long as the paint was left to fully cure. Good question i never thought about that.
Hi steven quick question, tiles are smooth, however wen i painted the tiles, after drying, the tiles have noe a very rough texture
Is this normal
@JustClass . what roller did you use a foam roller or an emulsion roller. either will leave some sort of orange peel effect, the foam roller will be finer than the emulsion roller. Hope this helps.
I’m going to be painting my tiles grey from the original cream/magnolia colour which I absolutely hate! Is there a way to keep the white grout lines?
Cut each tile in maybe lol,, not to sure to be honest, let me know what you come up wirh.
@@Inexteriors I will, thank you.
How will wear and wash with grease please thankyou
@Hazel Boucher, it is very durable, if you wipe grease straightaway it will last longer than if you left it for ages and scrubbed it with a green scouring pad.
Thank you
@Hazel Boucher . no probs at all.
I'm about to paint over some already painted and bits are flakey! Foam roller it is, thanks 👍
glad the video helped, if i can give anymore decorating tips or advice please ask.
Thanks again for great content Steve. I was just wondering - can you paint tiles that are behind the cooker/stove? Will the paint melt as it's near heat? Many thanks - Psyche aka Psyche Thompson UK 🇬🇧 🌹
These one was painted behind and it done ok.
@@Inexteriors thanks for getting back
Hello Steve, which type of paint did you use please, it is an oil based paint ?. Messaging from New Zealand. thank you
Hi, it is a water based paint, called V33 tile paint.
Hi mate great video do you have to wait 6 hours for it to dry or could you get away with 2nd coat after 3 hours dry time thanks
Hi @Brendan Rizzo .Thankyou. It depends on experience and conditions ie room temperature, i would wait the 6 hours because if its not dry enough you could end up pulling previous coat of in places.
I noticed that you used masking tape instead of painters tape. Is there a tip as to why??? Thank you 🙏🏼
Not really lol. You can use masking tape or frog tape.
hi steve,
ive got all the stuff ready to start the job as ive already replaced my door fronts. my question is did you leave the masking tape on for all coats and peel off after the final? if so did the paint crack aware from the tape. cheers kev
@Kevin Swamwick Jones .Yes i did leave it on till the end, be careful when you pull it away, maybe run a stanley blade down be the sealed bit beetween the tape and tile, i cut it in neatly so i was able to pull tape away no problem.
Hi Steve. What roller heads have you used. Thanks
foam roller head my freind.
Thanks for your reply
No probs at all if i can help with any other decorating issues please ask.
@@Inexteriors is this paint waterproof,IE for the shower. Thanks again
It is wipeable and water proof for splash backs but i would not recccomend 4 high impact water areas like wet rooms or showers.
I'm hoping to do the same over my tiles but with grey paint. Do you have any tips on what to do for the grout after? Also, whats the best way to avoid painting over the silicone sealant in between the walls please?
@Amy Duruji . In a ideal world you would remove the silicone paint the tiles then re silicone, as for the grout i just painted it in, if you wanted to remove grout then paint then 're grout that is up to you and how far you want to go, if you got paint on the silicone it does clean of easy. its all about progress not perfection.
looks kind of lumpy. Can you sand this paint between coats?
@Morgan Brown. Yes, Leave it to fully cure first.
Was the one tub of paint enough or did you need to buy a second tub?
1 tub was enough.
Do think this stuff would work good in a bathroom.
@Stephen Smith . I would not recccomend in high water or moisture ereas, but i had someone tell me they did a bathroom tiles in one of the student lets, they have not seen how it faired yet, they are going to let me know when they see it next.
Steve did i miss something ? so 2 coats of primer and finish off with the tile paint ?
@pete chumly straight on with the v33 tile paint bud.
@@Inexteriors we havent got that here in Australia, i got the primer paint then the finished product paint....
@Pete Chumly Then thats the way to go my freind. Just follow the instructions for what you have.
@@Inexteriors thanks for the prompt reply
@@petechumly985 Any time glad to help, it is late here in England, so time for bed.
Great video, thanks very much for the tips really helped!
I am happy the video helped, thanks for the kind comment.
Can I wash after pint with bleach or a spray water 💦
Yes, but best to wipe straight away after cooking.
Hi Steve, I'm painting tiles in a kitchen that has a solid fuel cooker in it, so the tiles are very dirty, my question is when you used your bleach spray cleaner you just sprayed it on and removed it with paper towel( you didn't wash it off with a wet cloth? Or did I miss that?) my local shop is saying first methylated spirits, then wash that off then two coats of primer and two coats of paint.
@jacinta Dillon . Hi, yes i scrubbed it with a green scouring pad, Some paints will need primer first, i used v33 range witch doesent require a primer, just read the instructions on the tin that you are using, hope this helps.
Was that all done with one tub of paint?
Yes it was.
Thank you
Thankyou for watching.
So happy I found this video from an expert! Thank you for filming this, these tiles are exactly like the ugly ones in my kitchen right now. Do you think I could use this same v33 tile paint for my kitchen cupboards too? Also, does the finish come out better with roller or spray?
@Amy Duruji . Thankyou very much, v33 do the cabinet and cuboard range aswell aswell just check the tub. i used a foam roller, i have never tried spaying the v33.
Hi Steve, I've just been reading about v33 on the actual site. There's a video which looks like quarry floor tiles being painted.
I have quarry tiles on my kitchen wall, could I use this on mine because I would like to paint them white?
Thanks in advance for your reply.
@Sue Smith, Yes it should be fine, it is good stuff, just follow the instructions.
@@Inexteriors Do I use the paint for tiles or floor please? The quarry tiles on my kitchen wall doesn't have any shine to them unlike ceramic tiles.
@@suesmith1669 Use on wall tiles, not sure how long it would last on a floor with high traffic.
@@suesmith1669i reckon the paint will take to them tiles even better than ceramic tiles.
@@Inexteriors I mean do I use the tile paint or the floor paint on the tiles on my kitchen wall?
Quick question: will this work in shower tiles???
This one is for showers, www.v33.co.uk/product/wall-tile-panelling/ let me know how you get on if you go ahead with it.
Does this adhere to the tile as well as epoxy paint? And is there any way I can buy this in the US? It looks so much easier to use than the epoxy, and the prep is pretty much the same - the odor of epoxy is my biggest concern. Thanks!
Hi, I have never use epoxy paint to be honest, this paint is very good, not sure if you can get it in the U.S..
please let me know if you can get it.
@@Inexteriors I can't find anywhere here that sells it, and no one there will ship it overseas 😒 Guess it's epoxy for me!
@@altdotshoedotnewsits a shame, let me know how it goes with the epoxy.
Thanks for sharing this tutorial, I very useful for me I can use it now :)
Those tiles look brand new before they were painted 😮
They did not like them lol.
@@Inexteriors impressive work , will try on my new house that I move to in a few weeks, the tiles are beige!!!
@@julieball1167 Thankyou very much, let me know how you get on.
How durable is it painting tiles
@Yaboyayo the v33 tile paint is very durable.
@@Inexteriors and where can I get the v33 paint?
@@yaboyayo6959 are you in the uk
@@Inexteriors yes
@@yaboyayo6959 You can get it from B&Q my freind.
Great video, I can’t find the wall tile paint anywhere as it’s all sold out. Do you think the v33 floor tile paint will do the same job?
Thankyou is it the v33 renovation floor and stairs.
if its the v33 renovation floor and stairs reinforced ceramic technology. Yes i would say if its good for floor tiles were it gets walked on then its good for kitchen tiles. just dont use it on tiled floors in showers or walk in showers.
what is the finish? satin? semigloss?
Hi Valerie, it was a satin finish.