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Bathtub refinishing is a process that involves renovating the surface of your bathtub to make it look like new again. It is a cost-effective alternative to replacing the bathtub, saving you time and money.
The length of the re-enamel process can vary depending on the size and condition of the tub. Typically, it takes about 4-6 hours for the re-enamel process itself, and you will need to wait 24-48 hours before you can use the tub again.
Re-enameling works on most types of bathtubs, including porcelain, fiberglass, and cast iron. However, the condition of the bathtub surface and previous coatings may affect the results.
Bathtub re-enamelling is more cost-effective, faster and creates less waste than replacing the tub. It also allows you to keep your existing fixtures and tiles.
Yes, reglazing can repair minor chips, cracks and stains on the bathtub surface, giving it a smooth, fresh look. However, significant damage may require additional repairs before reglazing.
A properly maintained re-enamelled bathtub can last for many years, often up to 10-15 years or more. Regular cleaning and maintenance will help extend its life.
Yes, re-enamelling is considered an environmentally friendly option because it reduces the need to manufacture new materials and the disposal of old equipment, which can be harmful to the environment.
Yes, many refinishing companies offer a variety of colors and finishes for you to choose from, allowing you to customize the look of your bathtub to match your bathroom decor.
Yes, reglazing can be applied to sinks, tiles and other bathroom fixtures, providing a cohesive and refreshed look to your bathroom.
- The cost of re-enamelling can vary depending on factors such as the size of the tub, its condition and location. In general, it is a more cost-effective option compared to replacement.
- Clean your re-enamelled bathtub regularly with gentle, non-abrasive products. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive pads, as these can damage the re-enamelled surface. Also avoid placing heavy or sharp objects in the bathtub.