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Looking for more information to help make your decision on refinishing? Take a look at the articles below which answer some of the most common questions we recieve. You can read about what can and can not be refinished as well as how to take care of your newly refinished items.
There are three factors that directly influence the cost of your bathtub
refinsihing project.
1)
Size: Bathtubs can vary greatly in size. From small 60x30x13 steel
bathtubs. To huge corner bathtubs that can easilly seat 3 people at
once. The larger the bathtub, the more material is used and the
longer it takes to complete. In some cases, extremely large tubs may
have to be done in two separate days.
2)
Repairs: A color change or a stains requires no extra work. But a
bathtub chip needs to be filled, a fiberglass crack needs to be patched,
a rusted bathtub drain need to be ground out, patched and sealed
and a tub that has been coated before with peeling patches will need
to be stripped or sanded. Any of the above damages will…read more.
It is common over time for bathtubs to show their wear and tear.
Anything in a home that is used as often as a shower and/or bathtub
is bound to be damaged at some point. However, porcelain tub chips,
a crack in fiberglass or acrylic tub, surface rust, and even holes can
often times…read more.
A 24 - 48 hour cure period is required to ensure the refinishing
materials can properly adhere and bond with your refinished bathtub
or shower. But knowing how to properly care for your refinished
bathtub or shower can ensure…read more.
There are many items in your home that can be reglazed. Some of
these items come in different materials. If you are unsure of the
material type of item that you have… read more.
Having trouble deciding if it is better to refinish or replace?
Refinishing is often the most cost and time efficient remodeling
option. But depending on your situation, it may be better to replace.
Bathroom remodeling has what seems like endless options and
depending on your budget…read more.
The process has actually been around since at least the 1950’s, but the
coatings and methods are constantly being refined. The terms
“refinishing”, “resurfacing”, and “reglazing” are all interchangeable
when it comes to this process. While each material surface and type
of coating being applied may vary, the basic process is…read more.
The refinishing industry has been around since the 1960’s, however it
still remains a mostly unregulated service. The coatings and
chemicals used in the process are regulated, but the process itself is
not. This can and has led to many customers getting dramatically
different…read more.
With all of the bathtub DIY tub painting videos and bathtub reglazing
kits out there, it can be very enticing to attempt a DIY refinishing job
on your bathtub or walls. We urge you to see what we have to say
and to think twice before making that choice. We caution
against…read more.
“Almost done with updating our home. No idea we would end up
doing as much as we have. The one thing I wanted done was our
bathrooms. However after getting a few estimates to remodel both
bathrooms. I realized it was beyond our budget. Therefore I started
looking into refinishing our tub & shower as my son suggested. He
had his tub done & was very happy with results. I contacted your
business & you explained the process & accurately gave me a quote
which was…” read more.
Bathtubs, being essential fixtures in our homes, endure significant
wear and tear over the years. The good news is that there's no need to
bear the burden of a worn-out tub or face the hefty costs of
replacement. Enter the realm of bathtub refinishing – a
transformative solution that offers a multitude of benefits for both
your bathroom aesthetics and… read more.
When it comes to bathtub refinishing, there are two main types of
coatings to consider. Porfessional bathtub reglazing is done with either
Acyrlic Urethan or Epoxy bathtub coatings. There are many manufactures
that make these types of coatings but there are several standouts that
deal almost exclusively in bathtub refinishing coatings, while some of the
larger chemical companies offer them in addition to their other product
lines. Store bought DIY refinishing kits are usually made with one of these
types of coatings. Though the quality and or quantity of chemicals in the
mix may be…read more.
As the holidays draw closer and family starts making plans to visit,
you may be wondering if there is still time for bathtub refinishing to
renew that old, dingy, and/ or dirty looking bathtub, especially if you
know they will be needing to use it. If you have guests coming over,
your bathroom is definitely going to be used. Everyone wants to use
a clean bathroom and a dirty looking bathtub could make for a less
enjoyable experience. The problem is, a lot of times older bathtubs,
no matter how much you clean them, just appear dirty, even
when…read more.
Formica Countertop:
Formica countertop resurfacing is a cost-effective and efficient
solution for homeowners looking to refresh the appearance of their
kitchen or bathroom surfaces without the expense and hassle of a full
replacement. This process involves applying a durable and stylish new
layer over the existing Formica countertop, effectively covering any
imperfections, scratches, or outdated designs. The resurfacing
materials come in a variety of colors and patterns, allowing for
customization to match any aesthetic preference. Not only does
Formica countertop resurfacing breathe new life into worn surfaces,
but it also extends the lifespan of the countertops, making it a
sustainable and eco-friendly choice. With minimal…read more.
Bathtub refinishing, also known as tub reglazing or bath resurfacing,
can be an effective method for addressing lead hazards in old
porcelain bathtubs. Homes built prior to 1978 are possible to contain
lead based porcelin in the bathtubs, sinks and tile. Homes older than
the 1960’s have a greater chance of containg lead based items. If the
old porcelain item has a deteriorating or chipping surface there is a
risk for lead poisoning…read more.
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Contact Us
Locations
Become A Resource
Care Instructions
Privacy Policy
FAQS
Refund Policy
Customer Prep
Sitemap
Call for a Free Quote:
1-800-970-5899
© Bath Refinishing Resource
There are three factors that directly influence
the cost of your bathtub refinsihing project.
1)
Size: Bathtubs can vary greatly in size.
From small 60x30x13 steel bathtubs. To
huge corner bathtubs that can easilly seat
3 people at once. The larger the bathtub,
the more material is used and the longer it
takes to complete. In some cases,
extremely large tubs may have to be done
in two separate days.
2)
Repairs: A color change or a stains requires
no extra work. But a bathtub chip needs to
be filled, a fiberglass crack needs to be
patched, a rusted bathtub drain need to be
ground out, patched and sealed and a tub
that has been coated before with peeling
patches will need to be stripped or sanded.
Any of the above damages will…read more.
It is common over time for bathtubs to
show their wear and tear. Anything in a
home that is used as often as a shower
and/or bathtub is bound to be damaged at
some point. However, porcelain tub chips, a
crack in fiberglass or acrylic tub, surface
rust, and even holes can often times…read
more.
A 24 - 48 hour cure period is required to
ensure the refinishing materials can
properly adhere and bond with your
refinished bathtub or shower. But knowing
how to properly care for your refinished
bathtub or shower can ensure…read more.
There are many items in your home that
can be reglazed. Some of these items come
in different materials. If you are unsure of
the material type of item that you have…
read more.
Having trouble deciding if it is better to
refinish or replace? Refinishing is often the
most cost and time efficient remodeling
option. But depending on your situation, it
may be better to replace.
Bathroom remodeling has what seems like
endless options and depending on your
budget…read more.
The process has actually been around since
at least the 1950’s, but the coatings and
methods are constantly being refined. The
terms “refinishing”, “resurfacing”, and
“reglazing” are all interchangeable when it
comes to this process. While each material
surface and type of coating being applied
may vary, the basic process is…read more.
The refinishing industry has been around
since the 1960’s, however it still remains a
mostly unregulated service. The coatings
and chemicals used in the process are
regulated, but the process itself is not. This
can and has led to many customers getting
dramatically different…read more.
With all of the bathtub DIY tub painting
videos and bathtub reglazing kits out there,
it can be very enticing to attempt a DIY
refinishing job on your bathtub or walls.
We urge you to see what we have to say
and to think twice before making that
choice. We caution against…read more.
“Almost done with updating our home. No
idea we would end up doing as much as we
have. The one thing I wanted done was our
bathrooms. However after getting a few
estimates to remodel both bathrooms. I
realized it was beyond our budget.
Therefore I started looking into refinishing
our tub & shower as my son suggested. He
had his tub done & was very happy with
results. I contacted your business & you
explained the process & accurately gave me
a quote which was…” read more.
Bathtubs, being essential fixtures in our
homes, endure significant wear and tear
over the years. The good news is that there's
no need to bear the burden of a worn-out
tub or face the hefty costs of replacement.
Enter the realm of bathtub refinishing – a
transformative solution that offers a
multitude of benefits for both your
bathroom aesthetics and… read more.
When it comes to bathtub refinishing, there
are two main types of coatings to consider.
Porfessional bathtub reglazing is done with
either Acyrlic Urethan or Epoxy bathtub
coatings. There are many manufactures that
make these types of coatings but there are
several standouts that deal almost exclusively
in bathtub refinishing coatings, while some of
the larger chemical companies offer them in
addition to their other product lines. Store
bought DIY refinishing kits are usually made
with one of these types of coatings. Though
the quality and or quantity of chemicals in the
mix may be…read more.
As the holidays draw closer and family starts
making plans to visit, you may be
wondering if there is still time for bathtub
refinishing to renew that old, dingy, and/ or
dirty looking bathtub, especially if you know
they will be needing to use it. If you have
guests coming over, your bathroom is
definitely going to be used. Everyone wants
to use a clean bathroom and a dirty looking
bathtub could make for a less enjoyable
experience. The problem is, a lot of times
older bathtubs, no matter how much you
clean them, just appear dirty, even
when…read more.
Formica Countertop:
Formica countertop resurfacing is a cost-
effective and efficient solution for
homeowners looking to refresh the
appearance of their kitchen or bathroom
surfaces without the expense and hassle of
a full replacement. This process involves
applying a durable and stylish new layer
over the existing Formica countertop,
effectively covering any imperfections,
scratches, or outdated designs. The
resurfacing materials come in a variety of
colors and patterns, allowing for
customization to match any aesthetic
preference. Not only does Formica
countertop resurfacing breathe new life into
worn surfaces, but it also extends the
lifespan of the countertops, making it a
sustainable and eco-friendly choice. With
minimal…read more.
Bathtub refinishing, also known as tub
reglazing or bath resurfacing, can be an
effective method for addressing lead
hazards in old porcelain bathtubs. Homes
built prior to 1978 are possible to contain
lead based porcelin in the bathtubs, sinks
and tile. Homes older than the 1960’s have a
greater chance of containg lead based
items. If the old porcelain item has a
deteriorating or chipping surface there is a
risk for lead poisoning…read more.
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