Some areas of the bathroom will require more attention when applying the second coat.
Your current shower tiles could be old and dated hence make the bathroom look tired and unappealing. Painting bathroom tiles require the right materials and correct instructions to get the best results. Since the painting process is a DIY job - begin with proper cleaning using a powerful cleaning agent and sandpaper to get rid of the tile layer and dust before the painting process. Once you ensure the entire surface is cleaned properly, use the correct primer to ensure the paint adheres to the ceramic tiles. Some cases will require a specific type of paint from your local store. Pay attention to the ceramic tiles and use epoxy as well as oil-based paint where necessary. While working on the tiles, remember that tiles and the grout will end up with one colour. You will need to redo the process periodically.
You will likely lose some of the interesting preset styles and characteristics of your tiles if you ignore crucial constraints when choosing the correct paint.
Preparation is crucial. Ensure you clean the tiles thoroughly to get rid of the soap scum, dirt, and mildew that could have stuck on the surface. A strong cleaning agent could make the process easier and then wipe any residue to allow the surface to dry.
Be sure to use sandpaper for this process to remove the gross from the surface of the tiles. Wipe the dust and allow the surface to dry, and ready for painting. The paint you should go for can either be latex paint or epoxy paint.