Ekopel 2K Bathtub Wax | Polish & Seal for Porcelain & Fiberglass Tubs | Watermark & Scum Repellent | Easy DIY Shine

I used this on a porcelain tub in kids bathroom. Kids gone but not their scum! I cleaned this tub nearly every week for almost a year. But kept getting grit. When I used this product it seemed to smooth the surface. Its not shiny like surface is suppose to be but it repels the grime. Im just going to be getting it resurfaced in a few months and only wanted it clean til I can do that. Now to fantastic. I have a black fridge I loathe. Everything that touches it makes it look like toddlers had finger art day. So I cleaned it really well and then put this on it. Its still as clean as the day I first did it. Now making plans to do stove , microwave and dishwasher! I guess yall need to re-market this stuff. Its great and a little goes a long way. No odor, easy to use, good value.

The folks that give it a 1 star probably have serious stains, soap scum, water spots etc. It's NOT a miracle cleaner. If you have 25 years of water spots, yes 1 star, this is not the product to get it off. It will not remove thick scale. Try automotive rubbing compound, scouring pads and some muscle to get that off. What it does do and does well is remove MINOR spots of water and some scale. It makes the porcelain shiny as advertised. It does not perform miracles. It does require some muscle power and a couple applications.

It does the job but the tub must be squeaky clean & dry first. So far so good. It it’s only been a week.

As other reviews have mentioned, one entire jar is about the amount you'll use to do one whole bathtub. So ~$18/bath tub. Which is fine, especially if you have a 20 year old tub like me that needs some polish. It was very easy to apply and didn't have a bad smell, and it dried to a hazed finish in about 15-20 minutes. Small areas I applied too much on didn't dry and were hard to get off, but that was my mistake. The product does say to use it sparingly. I had extra product left after I finished my bath tub, and was able to complete three other sinks in the house. The problem with this product it is very hard to remove and buff in and after it dries, even with an electric car buffer. You will spend a good hour or more removing/buffing this product in. I used an electric car buffer and multiple microfiber clothes and it takes a lot of elbow grease. Therefore, it's really much better suited for small areas like sinks and faucets. If you do an entire bath tub, especially manually, you're going to be exhausted and have to take breaks. The results were good though, as evidenced by the pictures I will post.

This is the most Fabulous product I ever bought. My bathroom is 45 years old and it looks BRAND NEW. Thank you

Ok, so I was looking for a wax or polish for my porcelain sinks and tub when I came across this Tub Wax. First of all, when I opened the package the wax was coming out of the container, and the seal was broken inside the lid and it looked like it had been previously used. I cleaned that up and then decided to keep it anyway and use it right away. I did as the instructions said and waited for it to dry, Then buff with a clean cotton towel and white powder came off on my towel but I couldn’t see any difference at all of the white porcelain that was supposed to look whiter and have somewhat of a shine 😒. I didn’t want to wipe it too much but I never saw any difference no matter what I did. I feel this wax just does not work. I don’t understand how it says it makes bathtubs and sinks look like they’ve been waxed! Mine don’t! No, I do not recommend this bathtub wax to anyone. I wasted my money and the time to apply it. It still looks very dull. I’m still looking for something better.

If you’re really old, you remember this type of wax as the gold standard for waxing cars before clear coat became the thing. This wax goes on and comes off just like that. It is amazing stuff and restores the shine on porcelain and composite soaking tubs like magic. They actually look new unless you have surface scratches but the shine really helps any wear to be less noticeable. Try it. It’s totally worth the work required!!! Buy 2. They’re small.

Works very well. Easy to put ony fiberglass tub

J’ai utilisé ce produit pour ma baignoire. Le résultat est très bien. La baignoire et les parois (acrylique) sont redevenus très reluisant et les taches dans ma baignoire sont enfin disparues. Attendez vous à frotter, mais je trouve que cela en vaut la peine. Reste à voir combien de temps ce produit restera en place. L’eau de ma municipalité (calcaire) et les résidus de savons avaient laissé des taches dans ma baignoire et malgré toutes sortes de produit que j’ai utilisé, rien n’a égalé cette cire.

A little goes a long way when using this product. The past is softer than car wax but more expensive. Although some reviews say there isn’t a lot of product in the jar, I managed to polish 2 tubs, 1 shower and three sinks. I still have some left in the jar. The sponge is fragile and is only ment to speed the product evenly. Wet and squeeze excess water out of the sponge. Overall, the product does work keeping in mind that you will need to rince your shower out to prevent soap scum build up on the wax. To remove wax and start over, use industrial vinegar. Have fun working out those shoulders. Wax on, wax off

I was skeptical about this product because it seemed gimmicky. But it actually does work! It won’t stay on forever so you have to reapply it every once in a while. Remember to use gentle cleaners in your tub!

I have an old tub that accumulated soap scum after every shower or bath. A very small amount (about a tenth of jar) and elbow grease fixed the problem. This stuff is amazing!

I used this product to brighten and remove cloudy residue for my glass sculptures. It works well