Painting Ceramic Tiles: How to Update Your Bathroom Without Remodeling!

Do you hate your old bathroom tiles, but don’t have the skills or knowledge to change them? In this video, we'll show you how to paint ceramic tile and give your bathroom a complete makeover!

This ceramic tile painting technique will totally brighten up your space and completely transform your bathroom. Anyone can try painting bathroom tiles this way, no matter your skill level!

*How to paint ceramic tile*
0:00 1. Introduction
0:18 2. Cleaning Tiles
0:25 3. Scouring Tiles
0:32 4. Mixing Cleaner
0:48 5. Cleansing Tiles
0:58 6. Rinsing Tiles And Repeating
1:05 7. Taping Edges
1:20 8. Painting Tiles
2:33 9. Removing Tape
2:47 10. Before And After Reveal
2:56 11. Outro

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*Tools and materials:*
• Cloth
• Roller and roller tray
• Paintbrush

*Material List:*

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[StacyForest]

Thank you for this video...it convinced me to just leave mine as is. I appreciate the realistic process and outcome.

[JAG]

Thanks for showing the basic steps of the DIY concept. The color is refreshing. As others have pointed out, the tiles need more paint. Good job.

[Babyjohn]

I thought the blue title looked good. A simple update with new bathroom decor, a faucet, new shower head or something like that would have done wonders. However, I do appreciate the hard work you put into trying something new for your home.👍🏼 If you like it, that's all that truly matters.😊

[deborahnail]

This is great if the tile is ugly but the tile was a pretty shade of blue. The first house that we bought had tile like this but a darker blue and I don’t know who, ’they’ were but they laid tile that lasted for decades ‼️🇺🇸

[dostagirl]

I preferred the previous color as well, but what bothers me is that on the revealed finished shot, it didn’t look like the paint applied evenly. Some parts had a bit of feathering or light wash bleed-through.

[jimjamison]

i would have liked to see an up close look after it was completed. Hard to tell how nice (or not) it really is.

[lorenzanob]

I personally prefer the original blue tiles. They looked just fine. 😉

[trinarosado]

She gave us a foundation on how to upgrade are own bathrooms. When I do my bathroom I’ll add another coat and go over the spots that are missed. I’m sure it will look *AWESOME*
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR DYI BATHROOM MAKEOVER 👍

[robhingston]

I done this to my tiles and I was amazed, amazed that within six months it looked terrible

[mermaiddiyartist]

I like the white tile. It will stay durable if you let it set for a week or two bf using. It’s easier to clean than the original tile. Also from trial and error plus after watching other pros. Using a really good primer before helps it stay durable. Lasts longer. I like how bright it looks

[stephanie-]

This is actually pretty cool! I didn't know this was an option.

[arrepuess]

Im a professional refinisher and trust when i say this is half fast temporary painting. You must use niosh respirator if you do “ toxic”.
Count on it yellowing and peeling off in short time. Then be ready to pay a professional to strip off all that paint, and resurface it for real.
You need chemicals to properly refinish. “Not clean and roll on cheap epoxy”

[wetdewlap]

Really cool you can do this... however, It definitely needed one more coat.

[valeriestewart]

I think it was the lighting that made it look streaked. Great job!

[flowerbomb]

I liked the old blue. Lol because I have that same color. Besides vintage is cool.

[claytonbrown]

I liked the blue tile. I would have changed the showerhead and faucet.

[dianagsrcia]

Omg!! I didn’t think this was Thaaaank you thank you!!

[jlap]

This video was right on time thank you so much I’m going to do this

[vickiestgeorge]

What did you use to clean the tiles with and did you use a special paint for ceramic tiles?

[Ananda_sounds]

the paint drips are driving me insane!