Don't do a Do-It-Yourself tub re-glaze. We purchased a home where the master bath had a DIY tub re-glaze and, while it initially looked great within a year it peeled off.
Every time I clean my bathroom mirrors and even my shower door it leaves streaks and looks cloudy. I have tried using newspaper but they are still there. Help!
When attempting to scrub toilet bowl with commercial cleansers, there is still a “calcium” ring left after rigorous scrubbing with brush. I’ve seen somewhere a hint... See more
I've inherited a home with a bath enclosure that is horribly stained. I'm not sure if it's porcelain or ceramic but it's supposed to be white tile. I have tried... See more
Granddaughter dyed hair black and ruined my brand new vanity top! I've tried bleach and nail polish remover. Nothing is working! Is it a complete losd!
Patch an old shower... that flimsy stuff from the 70’s not tile... not acrylic can’t remember what it’s calles but there are holes I just want to patch until can... See more
We have had this replaced in the past. It is a super large glass mirror medicine cabinet custom built into wall. It has 5 panels and 3 separate openings. We though of... See more
My walk-in bathroom is as old as the house I recently bought. The ancient pink ceramic tiles are falling off the wall (actual back of the built-in wardrobes) and the... See more
Hello, my husbsnd & I started a DIY almost 2 years ago. We don’t have the money at this time. Any ideas. On s budget. Small bathroom with shower. We are on our 50s ... See more
there are tub paints available in a kit form, I don't recall the brand, rustoleum might be one, but there are others.
There are professionals who do this. They should guarantee their work.
Again: Rustoleum Tub and Tile resurfacing kit. They come in White or Almond.
The RustOleum kit gets my vote. 2 person job, follow directions exactly, wear a respirator and vent the area as much as possible.
Can u up date this bathroom suite cant effort new at moment bath plastic sink pot and toilet sistent plastic
Don't do a Do-It-Yourself tub re-glaze. We purchased a home where the master bath had a DIY tub re-glaze and, while it initially looked great within a year it peeled off.