Dealing with ugly tile

[Anonymous No.2049155]

Anybody have any experience with quick cosmetic stuff that can be done with ugly tile? Just bought a new house previous owner had an obsession with skin colored tile. It's in the shower, bathroom floors and kitchen backsplash.

Don't really have the time to rip it all out and replace it right now so I'm trying to find some quick solutions to make it look better for a short time then maybe do a more permanent fix later on.

Been thinking of using rust-oleum tile paint for the shower tile and backsplash and maybe just using some peel and stick vinyl tiles for the bathroom floors.

[Anonymous No.2049173]

If you are planning on replacing it eventually I think you will be better of leaving it as is. My experience with tub paint has been absolutely atrocious, they will almost inevitably start to chip because the surface preperation are almost impossible to get perfect and stick tiles are just junk an a waste and will just create more issues when youj go to redo the bathroom

[Anonymous No.2049175]

My master bath is currently a disaster that is bearable thanks to tile paint.

[Anonymous No.2049177]

>>2049155
>skin colored tile

What race?

[Anonymous No.2049178]

>>2049175
You mean the tile paint made it a disaster or that the bathroom is bearable because of the tile paint?

[Anonymous No.2049180]

>>2049177
I would say Mexican.

[Anonymous No.2049293]

>>2049155
tile over tile

[Anonymous No.2049315]

>>2049293
Post a pic

[Anonymous No.2049341]

tile is based so definitely don't replace it with something other than tile or you'll regret it

[Anonymous No.2049362]

>>2049155
>bathroom floors
Replace it with some comfy carpet.

[Anonymous No.2049647]

>skin colored tile
>posts green tile
hi shrek, big fan of your movies

[Anonymous No.2049657]

Do the spray thing. Under $500 for a pretty new white tile bathroom