There is special epoxy paint for things that get wet like bathtubs and tile. It's typically a 2 part process. Tape off or remove anything that you don't want painted. Paint in a ventilated space (in weather where it's okay to leave your window open for several hours.) This stuff is super stinky.
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There are kits available to do so, read labels and compare products to fit your budgets
Rustoleum or Homax tub and tile paint kits.
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There is special epoxy paint for things that get wet like bathtubs and tile. It's typically a 2 part process. Tape off or remove anything that you don't want painted. Paint in a ventilated space (in weather where it's okay to leave your window open for several hours.) This stuff is super stinky.
Here is a helpful video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYb-tCaeTh0
This refinishing kit works well: https://amzn.to/2Oxp9m6
Hope this Helps! Jeremy - https://do-daddy.com