We Updated Our 90's Bathtub in One Weekend With Less Than $200.
We wanted to give our outdated bathtub a fresh new look without breaking the bank. After giving it some thought, we decided to leave the existing tile in place, and surface right over the top of it. We added mdf to the tub face and applied tile right over the existing tile. The entire project took us one weekend and cost less than $200! I love it! It looks so bright and modern!
The tub before we resurfaced it.
It had almond-colored '90s tile.
After we added carerra marble and wood paneling.
We tiled over the existing tile.
The entire project took one weekend and cost around $200.
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Top28404767on Aug 28, 2017Very nicely done!!!![Jan Molesky]()
Jan Moleskyon Mar 12, 2019I did this project and love the results. It looks much more up-to-date now and I love the farmhouse feel to the room. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
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WOW! Incredible! Want to redo my dinky bathroom for me? LOL!
Did you have to lift tub up? Or is tile butted up against?
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