Ronseal DHDSPB250 Diamond Hard Doorstep Paint Black 250ml(Packaging may differ)

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.

excellent paint for doorsteps.quick delivery.

Very easy to put on .did need to dry well fingers crossed it's ok when it rains .easy to clean the brushes after use which is great .I would recommend this product .slightly expensive as I think I will need to keep topping it up over time but a good product .

Thick, hard-wearing paint. Looks good, great resistance to foot traffic. Considering buying more.

Went on lovely and looked great to begin with, however the non slip properties means it collects dust and bits. Also it is flaking after couple of months in one place, could gave been preparation issue but I used an electric sander washed and dried. Also on the tin it says 'protect from frost' I'd like to know how you're supposed to protect your doorstep from frost 🤔I'm sick of painting mine every year, gonna tile it. BTW I applied 3 coats.

very good

Great paint. My staffy dog statue needed a bit of TLC. Was not sure which paint to buy. I decided on this paint and after 2 coats, my staffy dog has been transformed.Great

Painted some concrete manhole covers on my drivway that I'd recently pre-cleaned. They had not been previously painted or anything like that. I was nice a dry when I painted them. Firstly it absorbed a lot of paint, didn't get anywhere near the coverage thay claim. I had to buy a second tin locally to do the minimum of 2 coats. I actually ended up giving them 4 coats in the end. A couple of days of the car driving over it (straight lines, no wheel turning) and it was already coming off. Amazon kindly refunded the tin purchased from them.