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product_id: 644859410
title: "Ekopel 2K Bathtub Refinishing Kit - New Tool Kit Coming 12/23 - Odorless DIY Sink/Tub Reglazing Kit - 20X Thicker Than Other Tub Kits- No Peel Pour On Tub Coating - Bright Gloss Tub Coating (White)"
brand: "refinished bath solutions"
price: "¥101223"
currency: JPY
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reviews_count: 5
category: "Refinished Bath Solutions"
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# Odorless, oil-free formula 24-hour fast set time 20X thicker durable coating Ekopel 2K Bathtub Refinishing Kit - New Tool Kit Coming 12/23 - Odorless DIY Sink/Tub Reglazing Kit - 20X Thicker Than Other Tub Kits- No Peel Pour On Tub Coating - Bright Gloss Tub Coating (White)

**Brand:** refinished bath solutions
**Price:** ¥101223
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛁 Elevate your bathroom game with a pro-level finish—DIY made dazzling!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Ekopel 2K Bathtub Refinishing Kit - New Tool Kit Coming 12/23 - Odorless DIY Sink/Tub Reglazing Kit - 20X Thicker Than Other Tub Kits- No Peel Pour On Tub Coating - Bright Gloss Tub Coating (White) by refinished bath solutions
- **How much does it cost?** ¥101223 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/644859410-ekopel-2k-bathtub-refinishing-kit-new-tool-kit-coming-12)

## Best For

- refinished bath solutions enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted refinished bath solutions brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Glossy Finish That Lasts:** 20X thicker coating ensures a resilient, high-gloss shine.
- • **Set & Ready in Just 24 Hours:** Quick curing time means your tub is back in action fast.
- • **Transform Your Tub in One Pour:** Complete DIY kit with all tools included—no pro needed.
- • **Breathe Easy While You Renovate:** Odorless, oil-free formula perfect for indoor use.
- • **Strong Bond to Multiple Surfaces:** Adheres flawlessly to porcelain, ceramic, fiberglass, and enamel.

## Overview

Ekopel 2K Bathtub Refinishing Kit is a premium, odorless, two-part epoxy system designed for easy DIY restoration of bathtubs and sinks. Featuring a 20X thicker, oil-free formula, it bonds strongly to porcelain, ceramic, fiberglass, and enamel surfaces, delivering a bright, high-gloss white finish. The kit includes all necessary tools and step-by-step video guides, enabling a professional-quality refinishing job with no prior experience. It sets in 24 hours at optimal temperature, providing a durable, water-resistant coating that revitalizes your bathroom with minimal hassle.

## Description

Ekopel Pour-On Bathtub Refinishing Kit restores worn or discolored bathtubs with a thick, durable, glossy white finish. This two-part epoxy bath paint system is formulated specifically for bathtubs and includes all the tools needed for a complete DIY bath tub repair kit; pour-ready Ekopel 2K enamel, scooper boxes, foam roller, and covers. The oil-free formula bonds strongly to porcelain, ceramic, fiberglass, and enamel surfaces—no spray tools or prior refinishing experience required to use this tub paint for bathtub. Each kit is designed to coat one standard-size bathtub. After application, the finish takes 24 hours to “set” at 72°F; cooler environments may require additional time. Step-by-step instructions and demo videos are included to guide you through the entire process. Proudly made in the USA with quality materials for long-lasting results.

Review: Worth it! - I did a ton of research about refinishing bathtubs and ultimately settled on Ekopel 2k. It felt like a bit of a risk because it was so much pricier than the Rustoleum alternative, but I really wanted it to turn out well. As you can see our tub was disgusting (it was like this when we moved in) so I really had nothing to lose, but I am still really pleased with the result. Well worth the extra cost imo. I watched the videos on their website (including the 2 hour long one) and had no major issues following the process. I definitely didn’t do a perfect job — there are some major drips on the outside wall of the tub, and a few dog hairs are permanently embedded— but overall I am really happy with how it turned out. The only downside is that it did have more smell than I thought it would, but it seems like the other products are way way way worse in this regard so. Not a big deal. This was just done over the weekend so I can’t speak to longevity, but the coating seems really thick and solid so I am feeling hopeful. Overall I would absolutely recommend this product. Thanks to Ekopel for making this product and for making so many resources to support first-timers.
Review: Surface prep is key, the material itself great. - Just redid my kitchen sink with the gloss white pour on. It was an older American Standard enameled "Americast" drop in sink (think of it as a weird lightweight cast iron). Can't buy these anymore, and I didn't want to build out bracing for an actual cast iron that would have weighed a lot more, nor put in a stainless steel. Sanding the old sink was the hardest part, had to start with 40 grit then 80 grit, would be much easier for plastic of fiberglass obviosuly. I had to patch the inside of the sink for a couple small chips, but also because the enamel was so thin on the bottom of one sink bowl you could see through it. I used short strand glass fiber bondo for this. Applied two layers. ***You really want to feather this in and make sure it is entirely smooth.*** I used denatured alcohol for my wipe down. Taped the drains closed from the underside, got my sink in the brace I built for it (1x3s) and got to work. Mixed it up by the instructions, used a couple small cups to drizzle over the surface. Used the provided 4 inch roller to then push the material around (have a second or third one ready just in case the first falls apart or anything) Hit it with the heat gun to get rid of any bubbles. This took 30-40 mins on the first pour. After 100% coverage i scooped out most of the excess, pushed the stuff up to the sides it one last time to make sure it was self-leveling in the bowl, and pulled the tape off the drains to let the excess drain out. ***Again*** I was not hooked up to plumbing, I was just draining this into some aluminum pie tins. Came back 15 mins to hit with the heat gun. During these is where I saw the only spot that didn't look amazing was where I failed to prep the bondo as smooth as I should. I added a little more material to jus tthat spot and applied a little heat. ***Be careful with the heat gun at this stage as it decreases the viscosity of the material and you'll be thinning it. So go light on any heat after first application. Came back every 30 mins for 2 hours just to monitor it. I let it cure for 72 hours before sanding any drips on the underside smooth. You probably could sand and polish imperfections if you let it fully cure (30 days?) but you are going to have to be very careful. It only sets up about 1mm thick on vertical surfaces and 2 mm thick on horizontal. After 72 hours I put it back in the counter. So what are the results, well it is beautiful. Bottom line: Surface prep is key and the hardest work, scuffing enameled surfaces is rough I had to start with 40 grit and then 80 grit pads and it took a while. Material is very easy to apply and works well. Self-leveling is great, is a very glossy finish, thickness is high compared to paint, is resistant to denting. I'll see again how it looks in a year but so far I really am impressed expect this was a great value. After 2 weeks I am seeing some surface scratches, you can see them, not feel them. Which is expected, it isn't going to be as hard as enamel. Very low odor, far less pungent than windex, and very faint. I still put it in a separate room that had it's own ventilation, just because I can't smell whatever (and I suspect in low amounts) it is off gassed doesn't mean i want to . I just put it in that room, and after it had set for four hours and had a bit of a surface I cracked a window, and applied a little negative pressure venting outside. My goal with waiting 4 hours is so any dust that landed on it wouldn't be embedded in the material and could be cleaned off with a wipe down.

## Features

- COMPLETE POUR-ON BATHTUB REFINISHING KIT: Ekopel Pour On Bathtub Refinishing Kit is designed to restore worn or discolored bathtubs with a thick, glossy white finish; includes all tools needed for easy DIY application and durable, long-lasting results.
- ODORLESS BATHTUB PAINT COATING: Designed for indoor use, this odorless bathtub refinishing kit features a thick, oil-free formula that restores worn tubs, sinks, and tiles with a glossy white finish—ideal for bath resurfacing and refinishing jobs.
- STRONG BOND TO BATH & SINK SURFACES: Designed for bathtubs and sinks, this pour-on refinishing kit adheres to porcelain, ceramic, fiberglass, and enamel. Applies easily with a roller—no spray tools or prior refinishing experience needed—for a glossy, lasting finish.
- 24-HOUR SET TIME FOR LASTING RESULTS: After application, it takes 24 hours to “set” and form a hard, resilient finish. For ideal results, maintain a 72°F room temperature—cooler environments may extend the set time. Do not use the tub while it sets.
- DIY KIT WITH TOOLS & VIDEO GUIDES: Includes foam roller with covers, scooper boxes, and pour-ready Ekopel 2K enamel. Step-by-step videos guide you through the prep, pour, and finish—no extra tools or pro experience needed for great results. Made in the USA.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07MCW3KJB |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Brand | Refinished Bath Solutions |
| Brand Name | Refinished Bath Solutions |
| Color | White |
| Color Code | #FFFFFF |
| Colour | White |
| Container Type | Can |
| Coverage | 1 Standard Bathtub |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 3,738 Reviews |
| Dry Time In Hours | 24.0 |
| Finish Type | High-Gloss |
| Finish type | High-Gloss |
| Included Components | Box With Built In Scooper Flap, Ekopel Part A, Ekopel Part B, Foam Roller |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Is Waterproof | True |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Volume | 96 Fluid Ounces |
| Item Weight | 2.6 Kilograms |
| Item volume | 96 Fluid Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Pabrec Ekopel USA/RB Solutions Ekopel Refinished Bath Solutions |
| Model Name | Parent |
| Model Number | BathTub_Standard |
| Paint Type | Oil |
| Part Number | Eko |
| Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Special Features | Non Toxic |
| Special features | Non Toxic |
| Specific Uses For Product | Bright,Eco-friendly |
| Surface Recommendation | Walls |
| UPC | 746729138968 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Refinished Bath Solutions
- **Colour:** White
- **Finish type:** High-Gloss
- **Item volume:** 96 Fluid Ounces
- **Size:** 1 Count (Pack of 1)

## Images

![Ekopel 2K Bathtub Refinishing Kit - New Tool Kit Coming 12/23 - Odorless DIY Sink/Tub Reglazing Kit - 20X Thicker Than Other Tub Kits- No Peel Pour On Tub Coating - Bright Gloss Tub Coating (White) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51DzIqcb0YL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: a week later there is still sticky spots. What did I do wrong? And what can I do to fix it?**
A: Yes so I am an epoxy artist on countertops and i also have used this product. Any epoxy must be mix throughly or it will dry sticky. This project will have to be completely redone as it will always be sticky. No issues with the product 100% user issue. Have them watch the video that Ekopel 2k provides before applying again. Have a great day

**Q: Can it be used on a shower plastic shower surround?**
A: No, it can only be used on a tub.  We are working on another product that can be used on shower units.

**Q: Love this product, im 62 and only found it a bit uncomfortable to pour .Can you still include the plastic srcaper? its good for certain areas.**
A: I agree! I used my own comb I’ve used before.

**Q: What kit include?**
A: My kit came with the bucket, hardener and the roller.  I had to use a plastic scraper and a roller to spread out the material.  Check box contents as soon as you get it.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth it!
*by C***S on 26 August 2024*

I did a ton of research about refinishing bathtubs and ultimately settled on Ekopel 2k. It felt like a bit of a risk because it was so much pricier than the Rustoleum alternative, but I really wanted it to turn out well. As you can see our tub was disgusting (it was like this when we moved in) so I really had nothing to lose, but I am still really pleased with the result. Well worth the extra cost imo. I watched the videos on their website (including the 2 hour long one) and had no major issues following the process. I definitely didn’t do a perfect job — there are some major drips on the outside wall of the tub, and a few dog hairs are permanently embedded— but overall I am really happy with how it turned out. The only downside is that it did have more smell than I thought it would, but it seems like the other products are way way way worse in this regard so. Not a big deal. This was just done over the weekend so I can’t speak to longevity, but the coating seems really thick and solid so I am feeling hopeful. Overall I would absolutely recommend this product. Thanks to Ekopel for making this product and for making so many resources to support first-timers.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Surface prep is key, the material itself great.
*by J***E on 12 July 2025*

Just redid my kitchen sink with the gloss white pour on. It was an older American Standard enameled "Americast" drop in sink (think of it as a weird lightweight cast iron). Can't buy these anymore, and I didn't want to build out bracing for an actual cast iron that would have weighed a lot more, nor put in a stainless steel. Sanding the old sink was the hardest part, had to start with 40 grit then 80 grit, would be much easier for plastic of fiberglass obviosuly. I had to patch the inside of the sink for a couple small chips, but also because the enamel was so thin on the bottom of one sink bowl you could see through it. I used short strand glass fiber bondo for this. Applied two layers. ***You really want to feather this in and make sure it is entirely smooth.*** I used denatured alcohol for my wipe down. Taped the drains closed from the underside, got my sink in the brace I built for it (1x3s) and got to work. Mixed it up by the instructions, used a couple small cups to drizzle over the surface. Used the provided 4 inch roller to then push the material around (have a second or third one ready just in case the first falls apart or anything) Hit it with the heat gun to get rid of any bubbles. This took 30-40 mins on the first pour. After 100% coverage i scooped out most of the excess, pushed the stuff up to the sides it one last time to make sure it was self-leveling in the bowl, and pulled the tape off the drains to let the excess drain out. ***Again*** I was not hooked up to plumbing, I was just draining this into some aluminum pie tins. Came back 15 mins to hit with the heat gun. During these is where I saw the only spot that didn't look amazing was where I failed to prep the bondo as smooth as I should. I added a little more material to jus tthat spot and applied a little heat. ***Be careful with the heat gun at this stage as it decreases the viscosity of the material and you'll be thinning it. So go light on any heat after first application. Came back every 30 mins for 2 hours just to monitor it. I let it cure for 72 hours before sanding any drips on the underside smooth. You probably could sand and polish imperfections if you let it fully cure (30 days?) but you are going to have to be very careful. It only sets up about 1mm thick on vertical surfaces and 2 mm thick on horizontal. After 72 hours I put it back in the counter. So what are the results, well it is beautiful. Bottom line: Surface prep is key and the hardest work, scuffing enameled surfaces is rough I had to start with 40 grit and then 80 grit pads and it took a while. Material is very easy to apply and works well. Self-leveling is great, is a very glossy finish, thickness is high compared to paint, is resistant to denting. I'll see again how it looks in a year but so far I really am impressed expect this was a great value. After 2 weeks I am seeing some surface scratches, you can see them, not feel them. Which is expected, it isn't going to be as hard as enamel. Very low odor, far less pungent than windex, and very faint. I still put it in a separate room that had it's own ventilation, just because I can't smell whatever (and I suspect in low amounts) it is off gassed doesn't mean i want to . I just put it in that room, and after it had set for four hours and had a bit of a surface I cracked a window, and applied a little negative pressure venting outside. My goal with waiting 4 hours is so any dust that landed on it wouldn't be embedded in the material and could be cleaned off with a wipe down.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I messed everything up and my tub still looks great.
*by F***A on 24 December 2019*

I’m just going to swallow my pride and admit this: I made just about every single clumsy, amateur mistake I could have. My bathtub still looks amazing. Hopefully, you can learn from my mistakes. For DIY’ers — resurfacing the tub isn’t a simple project. The amount of prep work that goes into this is no joke. I probably spent 3 hours cleaning the tub, sanding it down, removing caulk, and removing drains and fixtures. My tub was ~40 years old, so the tub drain was pretty stubborn to get off. Three trips to Home Depot and $80 later, I got that corroded old tub drain out. I ended up having to buy a $20 tub drain remover tool. I only bring this up because I had a few surprise expenses that, had I known about before hand, I would have gladly paid a professional to deal with. I got a great arm workout stirring the heavy material in the bucket. I may have broken a sweat even. The product poured on nicely and evenly, and with some coaxing with the foam roller I managed to get an even coat. I did exactly what the videos taught me; around the edges, then the center, then the outside. Over pour, let the product drip, and collect the extra material. At this point, I feel like a true professional. No sticky goo anywhere but in the tub and I’m watching the stuff level out. Proud of my accomplishments (and thirsty), I decide to grab a beer and use the beer bottle as a dam to prevent goo from dripping into the drain (mistake #1). Two hours later, I came back to remove any goo from the drain that may have collected there. Not wearing gloves (mistake #2), I decided to brace myself on the top wall of the tub (mistake #3) and bend over to pull up the damn. Immediately after putting my hand in a pile of white sticky goo I realized what I’d done, and furiously scrubbed my hands with soap. Did I mention this stuff is thick and sticky? Soap wasn’t making any progress — I decided I needed to resort to chemicals, so I went to the closet to find some Goo Gone (leaving a trail of white goo on the handles — mistake #4). After I cleaned myself up, I was able to use the roller to apply some more solution and the spot ended up evening out ok. After I collected myself, I returned to remove the dam around the drain. The solution had started to thicken up quite a bit and it was tough to pull the bottle up. I gently twisted and pulled and removed the beer bottle. In doing so, I managed to pull up my taped off drain cover (mistake #5). The goo was stuck to the bottom of the bottle, and in an effort to keep it out of my drain, I pulled the bottle while twisting and turning it, trying to control the dripping of goo. This caused the last few drops of beer to land in the direct center of the tub (mistake #6). With 2 problems before me, having visions of explaining my embarrassing predicament to a plumber, I decide to focus on the white goo spilling into my drain first. I sprayed Goo Gone on a paper towel and tried to get any of the goo off the threads of the drain first. I eventually got most of it out and setup a walled dam using more painters tape. By the time I got to the drops in the middle of the tub, I few had sank in but I was able to wipe most of them down with a wet paper towel. It wasn’t until the next day did I realize I had made mistake #7 — please double check your paper towels are free of dog hair before doing this. After ~20 hours, the solution had dried and hardened quite a bit. There’s only a few small artifacts of my Three Stooges-esque handyman work. Regardless, the tub looks night and day better than it did. I was able to use an abrasive pad and remove any hair that found its way into the tub. In short: - I found the videos very easy to follow. - I think the product is very high quality - The product is impossibly sticky; I would have really appreciated a video on “how to clean this stuff off” - My bathtub looks AMAZING despite all of the “happy little accidents” - Don’t drink and resurface your bathtub.

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