soto White Paint Touch Up, Appliance + Porcelain, High-Gloss Finish (No. 02 Oxman White) - 1.5 Ounces/45 Milliliters of Enamel + Bathtub Repair for Tub, Tile, Appliances, Interior/Exterior

This was perfect. Easy to apply with the included brush. Dries quicker than touch up I have used in the past. The color is good enough for my 70 year old bathtub. I appreciate its a small amount - enough to get the job done, not so much I feel like I'm being wasteful with it.

First of all REMEMBER TO ORDER THE PAINT MATCHING CHIP CARD before you order a color off your screen. Peel the likely matches off and squint to see which vanishes best and order that color. It is a remarkable product. We had to move our shower glass over which left big holes from the screws that our contractor filled with dark grout to try and match the lines. It sort of worked but was distracting to me so I ordered this to match the tiles. It went on easily on top of the dark grout and covered it opaquely. What’s remarkable to me is that I’m the one who painted the spots and know they are there, but I really have to look to see where the touch ups were made. The sheen really mimics the tile glaze too. Very impressive.

I purchased this product to recoat my porcelain kitchen sink. The white haze color matched pretty well. I didn't use it the traditional way (with the white-out brush it comes with). Instead I broke the top off, poured it into a pan and used a paint roller to apply a couple coats. It came out great and worked well, however I will note a few things 1- don't let dark liquids sit in the sink for long time, I let coffee drops sit in it and it stained 2- it is not a super hard coat, so it can be scratched off if you drop a sharp object at the right angle Otherwise, dried quickly, didn't smell much, did it's job and looks way better than before

Soto White Paint Touch-Up – Works Perfectly If Used Correctly I have a hard time believing this product is listed as “frequently returned.” It works exactly as described and does a fantastic job when used properly. I’ve had the same bottle since 2023, and it’s still going strong. Over the last couple of years, I’ve used this Soto White Paint Touch-Up on a chip in my bathtub, a chip in my bathroom sink, a scratch on top of my refrigerator, and even to highlight the front sight on my 1911 Government. Every single one of these fixes has held up perfectly. The bathtub repair was done in March 2022, and the paint is still there, untouched. I see so many bad reviews on Amazon where people don’t understand what they are buying or how to use it, and then they blame the product. It’s almost like undeserved cancel culture for good products. If this paint didn’t work, my repairs wouldn’t have lasted for years. This paint dries to a high-gloss finish, just as described. It blends in well, sticks to the surface, and doesn’t flake or peel off. If you apply it correctly and let it cure, it does exactly what it’s supposed to do. It’s frustrating to see people returning this product for no good reason. If you need a reliable touch-up paint for porcelain, appliances, or tile, this is it. Highly recommended!

I was unhappy because my expectations were unreachable. Cannot be used on a drained water free environment to be under water 98% of the time. Color was good ease to use was good end result was not achieved no fault of the product.

I had my clawfoot tub refinished and reglazed. The guy did a great job so you can imagine my disappointment when I dropped a wrench in my tub while doing a little DIY plumbing. The wrench left a 1/4 inch chip in the surface. It was very noticeable in the center of a very shiny, bright white tub. So I bought this touch up paint to make it right. After the guy who did the glazing was finished, I noticed a small spot that needed some additional glaze. He came back and used this or a similar product and it did a great job. I noticed the bottle he used was black so I thought that this might have been it. Even still, I prepped the area and dabbed some on like it was liquid paper. Like magic, the chip disappeared in the tub of white. I had to look really hard to see where the chip once was. If I look really hard, I can see it, but if no one told me, I wouldn't have seen it at all. So far it seems to work and look great. Highly recommended. Only time will tell to see how well it hold up over time. But I would recommend it.

Buyer beware. Colors are extremely different from what is shown here or even what is depicted on the bottle itself when it arrives. See photos. I purchased no 30 Rose for a light pink fixture. Color on computer looked close. Color on bottle looked even closer. I knew it wouldn’t be a perfect match. I also ordered sample pack of 12 just in case I needed to mix some colors. Opened the so called pink bottle to find some sort of off white yellow cream color. You can compare for yourselves in my photos. Opened a few other bottles and I can assure you that all of the colors (haven’t opened the black yet) are pretty much white, off white, cream or light gray. Also, the finish is not glossy. Title says gloss. description details say Matte. It’s somewhere in between, just glossy enough to show brushstrokes but not glossy enough to match enameled finish. I do NOT recommend this product unless you need to casually touch up a white item. The repair will be visible and temporary. It’s acrylic. It comes off with water. Or with friction. The finish is not glossy like enamel/porcelain/lacquer. This is not a good product. I would almost call it a scam because I know there are better alkyd type acrylics out there that resemble enamel/oil/glassy glossy finishes. This company appears to have put just put some satin finish acrylic paint in off white in tiny bottle and decided to charge 30 dollars for it. So beware guys…

Easy to use with included brush cap. I used to touch up the corner of a high white gloss furniture cabinet.

Easy to use and wipe off if u make a mistake

This works fine but made a bit of a mess of my golf club that I tried to touch up…

Comes in a black resealable plastic pouch. Little bottle inside has the same appearance as TipEx (correction fluid/ whiteout). The stuff I used to use to correct errors on school work back in the day. Applied to chipped porcelain sink and looked exactly like I had painted it with TipEx. No glossy shine. It’s actually more matt than what I remembered TipEx to be. Chip appears to stand out even more as it is obvious that one has tried to cover it up. Paid just over £13 for this rubbish. Well it is called ‘Soto’ which I think means ‘out’ in Japanese. So maybe it is really is whiteout or TipEx or what ever.

Leaked and congealed, packaging looked professional and promising all leaked and congealed. I now need to resend to get a refund, trust tarnished. Terrible