Done all the prep work which actually takes more time than the actual painting.
Used Dulux Dulux Precision Maximum Strength Adhesion Primer as primer as advised by professional painter and worked out fantastic.
Better than doing a full re tiling job and cost alot less dollars.

I painted tiles in the bathroom. Not terribly impressed. Doesn't cover well, and some came off. I used white followed all instructions. There was seemingly colour underneath. I applied about 3 coats. No doubt cheaper than re-tiling.

Used White Knight tile paint to get a glossy finish on kitchen cabinet doors. Followed all the instructions, used the White Knight cleaner and primer. On the final coat the paint either bubbled up or cracked and peeled off. Called the helpline, didn't get any help. Now the cabinets look worse than before and I've lost 3 days that I'll never get back. My advice is don't cut corners. If your not happy with cabinets, get new doors. Not happy with a benchtop, get a new one! These products look great on reno shows in the right lighting and at the right angles. If it really worked as well as advertised then there wouldn't be companies selling new cabinets and doors, or cabinet makers.
Don't be fooled like we were, get it right the first time!

After reading these reviews I perfectly followed the instructions and it peels of everywhere. It probably depends on tiles too. Were good quality but ugly tiles and now even uglier. Waste of money...

Painted a main bathroom inld showers, laundry and ensuit which had tiles from floor to ceiling, did 2 coats and still looks like new 8 years later on. The prep is the key, don't rush your work and results will be amazing . I still have people commenting on how nice my new tiles are!

Goes on easy enough and looks ok when first done but yellows very quickly, now looks horrible only a few months later and needs to be replaced.
Don’t waste your money

Cleaned with Tile & Laminate Cleaner then with damp clean wipe.
Sanded and wiped with damp wipe per instructions.
Applied Primer allowed to dry 5 hrs then light sand.
Wiped over with clean damp cloth and primer peeled off in some areas.
It was like the moisture from wipe appeared to dissolve some of the primer paint.

I have used White knight tile paint on many occasions. It works really well if you prep properly. Just because its a cheap fix doesn't mean you can do it in a day..you need to follow the instructions and be patient with drying times. I am not convinced the cleaner is worth buying but certainly I use their H2o primer and the oil based paint. I only use it on wall tiles and they last really well.

Very disappointed, today I removed all the painted tiles and will be purchasing new tiles tomorrow.
I followed all instructions with a lot of care, I recommend spend a bit more and re tile as it is no harder to do than attempting to paint. No good, as I said it just wasted a week.
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I found white knight tile paint to be really good. I made sure to prep the tiles well first and lightly sanded between each coat. You honestly cant tell the difference between real tiles and the painted ones. Would definitely recommend if you are prepared to prep well. Hopefully it will stand the test of time. And in hindsight I would have removed the silicone and redone it after I’d painted.

Would not recommend.
The paint reacted with selleys white wet area silicone. I had to redo a lot of the shower as it went yellow. Also after a bit of time the paint goes a yellowish white.
Well, lessons learnt the hard way. What I learnt was there is usually no cheap and easier alternative. Worth doing it right the first time.
Just simply re tile! Less headache in the long run.

I've just completed painting bathroom tiles they look good. Would I paint bathroom tiles again? Not a chance!
Worked out the $$ i could have purchased tiles for the price I paid for paint & primer.
$150 cost for paint & primer, fairly time consuming & reading some of the other reviews if it only lasts a few years why bother. The tiles looked very average after first coat of paint second coat put the icing on the cake.
Keep in mind you can see almost all imperfections in the grout & tile after it's painted.
Hope it lasts longer than a few years!!

Used this paint on my kitchen and bathroom tiles did all the right things primed etc the kitchen is fine the bathroom paint is peeling off now I have a huge mess to try and fix it
very disappointed how can I remove the paint now will paint stripper work my bathroom looks terrible

We recently purcahsed an old renovator which we are living in while renovating. The previous owners decided to freshen the original bathroom up before sale. At first glance all appeared OK, it was livable, however, after 6months we now have disgusting grout that can not be cleaned without the paint being scratched or peeling. The tiles (white) are starring to discolour and I can not get them to look clean. A great cheap fix for an instant short term solution but if you want a long term fix, do the job properly to being with.

I painted a horrible green bathroom with white in 2007 then put a row of small grey mosaics around the edge. It's only just starting to go a bit off colour around the basin but still white in the shower. Preparation is the key to this paint. Just needing to touch up around the basin and it will be good to go. Someone also told me I couldn't paint the floor tiles, but I used outdoor paving paint after sanding them back and I'm just going to give them a fresh coat and I will have a brand new bathroom again. All up for my bathroom Reno $250 who can complain at that every 8-9years?
I'm a 59 year old woman if I can do it anyone can.

Followed the directions to the letter . Applied and did not use for 4 weeks to allow to cure, then sealed perimeters with silicone . After 3 months we noticed the product started to yellow then it just peeled from the middle. We would not use again and now have to stip and use another product. Would not recommend.

I used in rental bathroom - 10 years ago and still good.... so if you do it properly ie. you have to have to have prepare the surfaces properly and put the primer on and have to be exceptionally clean prior to doing. I did it and was a waste of time. My painter did it and its still on 10 years later.

Thought I'd let people know a long term review. I painted so horrid green tiles in bathroom over 8years ag and they still look great. my advice is get the prep right. don't skip on this step. I used white and it has yellowed a tiny bit but not really obvious. it's like the old oil paint where dark areas tucked from light will yellow more. Remember that as you plan your job and perhaps don't use in dark light staved areas. another plus is that as the grout line is painted the area is really easy to clean