Tub Resurfacing

Tub Resurfacing is a process, which includes preparation work and applying several finish coats before complete. We specialize in both porcelain tub resurfacing as well as fiberglass tub refinishing. While some see tub resurfacing as an options, other must do it out of necessity. We get requests to help clients cosmetic appeal such as out dated colors: avocado, pink, or sea foam green; or to repair chips, peeling, or a dull finish. Others undergo tub resurfacing due to serious water damage from a leaking tub or sink. Whatever your reason for, we look forward to serving you. Our goal is to restore your tub and make it look like new and stay new for years to come.

We guarantee your tub for 5 years or we’ll come out and resurface it FREE.

Tub Resurfacing Process

Step 1: Care Guide

Explain care and maintenance and care agreement.

Step 2: Cleaning

Remove all silicone around the tub and walls and tub.
Rinse and apply acid wash, scrub, and remove tub residues
Dry surface completely
Rinse and Repeat

Step 3: Acid Etching and Stripping

Apply proprietary acid etch to the glazeThe Glaze is the shine off of the tub so the porcelain has millions of pits on the surface so that the top coat is not laying on the surface, but becoming part of the surface
Rinse and scrub tub to remove etch residue
Completely Dry the Tub

Step 4: Surfacing Prepping

Make chip repairs
Sand all repairs
Sand the tub
Vacuum and dust tub for residual elements with a a ragthe rag must have a strong adhesive/sticky properties to remove all dust from the tub
Completely cover/tape bathroom to protect surfaces
Prep surface of tub

Step 5: Priming

Prime tub with Poly bond styrene gorilla grip primer.
Roll textured slip resistant matt on bottom it is an option for safety

Step 6: Painting

Apply multiple coats of Acrylic Urethane, 1 quart cup for standard size tubs.
Let coating dry for 25 to 35 minutes depending on room temperature and humidity.

Step 7: Recaulking and Drying