RONSEALDHDSPB250 Diamond Hard Doorstep Paint Black 250ml

It was easy to use

EDIT: if you only have a small amount left over, use it up! The small amount I'd saved for touch ups completely dried hard like gloss.Quite pricey for the amount you get, but well worth it in my opinion. Had enough to do at least 2 good coats and a last touch up coat. I have a tiny bit left to do over any scuffs but as of yet, no chipping or scuffs to speak of and I have swept it several times.I painted my step in March.Goes on like magic, no brush marks that I can see. Starts off blue, then turns black; makes it very easy to see where you've already been, what is dry and ready for another coat.Not sure if it's my doormat or the paint (as it says anti-slip) or a combo of both, but my doormat stats firm in place on my doorstep, no slippage so far.It dries with a very subtle shine but not sticky like gloss or slippery feeling, it's almost as if the doorstep surface has absorbed the paint as it just feels mostly like the original stone.

Brought this for my door stop. Easy to apply and is water based so even easier to wash off from your hands and brush. Only down side is that it's matt black. Looks odd with my gloss painted door.

Used this on my dads doorstep which hadn't been painted in 10 years or so, was able to brush off the remnants of what remained and put this on the step.Not sure if we used 3-4 coats all in the end, over a few days in good weather were now 6+months in and its still holding up well despite frequent use by visitors.

The media could not be loaded.  As someone who enjoys tackling home improvement projects, I recently decided to give Ronseal Doorstep Paint a try on my kitchen tiles. However, I must admit that the results were far from what I had hoped for, and I'd like to share my experience to help others make informed decisions.One of the primary issues I encountered with Ronseal Doorstep Paint was its coverage. Despite following the application instructions diligently, I found that the paint did not spread evenly over the tiles. Even after multiple coats, there were visible patches where the paint appeared thin and uneven. This lack of coverage not only affected the aesthetic appeal of the tiles but also raised concerns about the durability of the finish.Moreover, I was disappointed by the consistency of the paint. In my opinion, it was too thin to provide adequate coverage, especially on textured surfaces like kitchen tiles. I found myself having to apply multiple coats in an attempt to achieve the desired opacity, which was both time-consuming and frustrating. I believe that a thicker consistency would have made the application process much smoother and more efficient.Additionally, I noticed that the color of the paint did not match the shade depicted on the packaging. While this may seem like a minor issue, it was disappointing to see the finished result deviate so significantly from my initial expectations. The discrepancy in color made it difficult to achieve a cohesive look in my kitchen, further detracting from the overall aesthetic appeal.In conclusion, my experience with Ronseal Doorstep Paint on kitchen tiles was less than satisfactory. Despite my hopes for a smooth and durable finish, the paint's poor coverage and consistency left much to be desired. While I appreciate the brand's efforts to provide a solution for updating tired surfaces, I believe that improvements are needed to ensure a more reliable and user-friendly product in the future