Rust-Oleum 207014 wood and fiberglass marine primer, 32 fluid ounces (pack of 1)

Easy to work with and fast drying.

The hardest part of the job was the sanding. I sanded for 2 weeks because I wanted a very smooth surface. I first put on two coats of primer waiting 2 days in between and then two coats of top coat. The outcome was beyond my expectations. I chose to ignore the Amazon reviews about how slippery it was when wet. First shower I ended up going to the ER by ambulance. I did the splits getting out of tub from slipping. I used gorilla tread tape on tub floor and I'm very secure showering now. This paint leaves a beautiful finish just follow your directions carefully and you will be as pleasedas I am.

This saved me thousands of dollars! I’ve trying to get a contractor come give me a bid to replace the shower stall, they never showed! So I came across this and thought I’d give it a try. -the primer is thick and settled on the bottom, my husband put an attachment on his drill and in less than 5 minutes, it was mixed and read to use, no big deal -it is extremely strong, we have no fan in the bathroom, 4 days later I’m still flying high 🤣 probably should have masked up or used a fan -I sanded the fiberglass shower with 220 grit, then used a cloth to wipe it off, then started priming. -cranked my thermostat to 75 degrees, the primer dried and I started painting within an hour. On my 36” shower, I had just enough primer to do the walls and pan with one coat. Then I used the Rust-Oleum paint and did only one coat, had leftover paint from my one quart can. It was close with the primer, I was definitely sweating running out, but one quart accomplished the job. -start to finish including sanding, primer, and paint, only took 4 hours -End result…. I spent $70 and it looks like a new surround, wish I had done it 2 years ago when I bought the house!

It worked just fine

We had a crack develop in our shower. To save money, I decided that I would take care of the repair myself. I picked up some fiberglass resin and cloth from a big box store and was just going to leave it unpainted after the repair because you can't really find a paint at one of those big box stores that is designed for painting tubs and showers. Then it dawned on me to research marine paints. After doing the research, I found that the big box stores around me carried this exact paint but it had to be purchased by the four quart case. Amazon had both the primer and the paint. I ordered it on a Tuesday evening and had the products on Friday. Because I had done the fiberglass repair on the previous Saturday, by Sunday of the next week, the shower had been completely repaired, primed and painted. If you weren't looking for the repair, you would never know that it had been repaired. The white matched very well with the shower.