Porcelain Enamel: Many older bathtubs are made from cast iron with a porcelain enamel coating. Refinishing can involve repairing chips, cracks, or scratches in the enamel and then applying a new finish to restore its glossy appearance.
Fiberglass: Fiberglass bathtubs are lightweight and affordable, but they can become dull and worn over time. Refinishing involves cleaning, repairing any damage, and applying a new finish to make it look new again.
Acrylic: Acrylic bathtubs are modern and durable, but they can also develop scratches and lose their luster. Refinishing can involve sanding the surface and applying a new coating to bring back its shine.
Cultured Marble: These bathtubs are made from a mixture of crushed marble and resin. Refinishing may involve repairing any damage, polishing the surface, and applying a clear coat to protect and enhance its appearance.
Clawfoot Tubs: Antique clawfoot tubs are often made of cast iron. Refinishing can involve repairing rust and damage, stripping the old finish, and applying a new coating to restore their original beauty.
Steel: Steel bathtubs are durable but can develop rust over time. Refinishing includes removing rust, repairing any damage, and applying a new finish to prevent further corrosion.
Cast Iron: Cast iron bathtubs are heavy and sturdy, but they can also chip and rust. Refinishing can involve repairing chips, removing rust, and applying a new finish to make it look brand new.
Wooden: We don't do Wooden bathtubs.
Corner Tubs: These tubs are designed to fit into corners and can be made from various materials. Refinishing involves repairing any damage and applying a new finish to make it look fresh.
Jetted Tubs: We do jetted tubs
Cost
Replace bathtub
Without tub
Install tiles
Dust
Odorless
Non-Toxic
Without leaving home
Dust
Need exhaust system
Thickness
Durability
Bathtub mat with suction cups
Peeling if dripping faucet
