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TileCoat Polyurea Waterproof Tile Paint

A leaking bathroom doesn't mean demolition. Paint straight over your existing tiles with a Polyurea engineered for permanently wet rooms — waterproofing built in, and you can do it yourself.

TileCoat Polyurea

Why TileCoat — not ordinary paint

No retiling needed

Skip the whole demolish-remove-haul-retile circus. Save time, save labor cost, and keep your bathroom out of service for hours — not weeks.

Polyurea doesn't fear water

The same material class used in industrial waterproofing — it shrugs off the constant humidity of a wet bathroom.

High adhesion on glazed tiles

The hardest problem in this game — and the one we spent the longest solving: a film that truly grips glossy glazed surfaces without peeling.

Waterproofing built in

Not just a new tile color — you get a waterproof layer in the same coat, fixing the leak at its source for the long run.

How to use

  1. 01
    Prep the surface

    Scrub off soap scum, grease and algae, then let everything dry completely — a clean surface is half the battle against peeling.

  2. 02
    Fill and repair every grout line

    Any grout that's chipped, missing or cracked must be fully repaired first — always. Skip this step and the waterproofing simply won't work.

  3. 03
    Apply the primer (included)

    Mix the two-part primer and coat the whole area — this step is the heart of adhesion on glazed tiles.

  4. 04
    First coat

    Mix Part A with Part B and paint into every corner and grout line. A thin, even film beats thick patches.

  5. 05
    Second coat

    Let the first coat dry for 2 hours, then coat again — two coats give the film the thickness a waterproofing system needs.

  6. 06
    Let it cure, then enjoy

    Allow the film to fully cure, then use your bathroom as normal — job done without removing a single tile.

Sizes & prices

SizeApprox. coveragePrice
0.5 kg≈ 2.5 ตร.ม. / m²฿1,190
1 kg≈ 5 ตร.ม. / m²฿1,910
1.5 kg≈ 6–7 ตร.ม. / m²฿2,760

Top question: Can it handle bathroom acid cleaner?

You'll hardly need acid cleaner again

One smooth, continuous film — tiles and grout sealed under the same layer, no pores for grime. Most stains wipe off with plain water or mild soap.

You can — the film resists chemicals

Stands up well to household cleaners. An occasional acid wash, rinsed with water afterwards, won't peel or lift the film.

Frequent acid shortens the film's life

Strong acid attacks every surface it touches. For the longest life, a regular pH-neutral cleaner does the job just fine.

Not sure which product you need? Let us help you choose

Send photos of your job site or describe the problem — our team will analyze it and recommend the right system for your budget before you buy

Talk to us

Phone 097-079-9547 , 097-079-6583

E-mail Lucernapro@yahoo.com

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