Hi Boots! Rustoleum makes a refinishing kit specifically for tubs and tiles and I've heard basically rave reviews about it all over the internet. This is a comprehensive step by step video but I know the kits come with good instructions too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9m1kBzOjhI
it can be tricky! But you can buy tub painting kits at Home Depot etc. Make sure you follow the directions exactly. Especially for the prep work. Perfect prep is essential for the finish to last.
There are painting kits made for it, but they aren't super easy to use and you need really good ventilation and maybe even a respirator. I would inquire at a pro painting shop regarding the process and which kit is best depending on what material your tub is...
Rustoleum brand has bathtub refinishing paint available. Just be sure to follow each step of the directions to get a good outcome. The bathtub refinish can totally update the bath area!
Bathtub refinishing is worth the money if your tub is in good working condition. The reglazing process can remove surface imperfections, like scratches, shallow cracks, and stains. But if your tub is old, leaking, or full of mold, reglazing is just a waste of money. You'll have to buy a new tub soon anyway. Rustoleum makes a bathtub refinisher, but you may want to go to a professional on this one, because you want it to last.
A good refinishing job on a bathtub should be very glossy, smooth to the touch, and have a uniform appearance just like a new bathtub. You will never be able to duplicate the glossy finish and feel professional refinishing gives your bathtub, sink or countertops with a do-it-yourself bathtub refinishing kit!
You can buy tub refinishing kits but be aware that the finish only lasts so long. You can have a pro do it and it’ll last longer but in the end, you’ll eventually need to think of replacing it.
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Hi Boots! Rustoleum makes a refinishing kit specifically for tubs and tiles and I've heard basically rave reviews about it all over the internet. This is a comprehensive step by step video but I know the kits come with good instructions too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9m1kBzOjhI
here is some info for you
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai=DChcSEwib0bz956T0AhXpBogJHW2dAbMYABACGgJxbg&ae=2&sig=AOD64_0msWv59nJqg4JigSw6A8rBP3M4WQ&q&adurl&ved=2ahUKEwis1rP956T0AhVgSzABHVweBXAQ0Qx6BAgEEAE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDI7Xrhr1qk
Here are some ways
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/clean/bathroom/diy-painted-bathtub-988152
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/bathroom/showers-tubs/updating-that-90-s-bathroom-continued-29056108
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/bathroom/showers-tubs/how-to-paint-a-bathtub-easily-inexpensively-30576162
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/tile/bathroom/rust-oleum-tub-and-tile-refinishing-kit-10800279
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it can be tricky! But you can buy tub painting kits at Home Depot etc. Make sure you follow the directions exactly. Especially for the prep work. Perfect prep is essential for the finish to last.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTJyusT0XcQ
There are painting kits made for it, but they aren't super easy to use and you need really good ventilation and maybe even a respirator. I would inquire at a pro painting shop regarding the process and which kit is best depending on what material your tub is...
Here's instructions for how to refinish your tub, you can get a kit to do it
https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-refinish-the-tub-1821368
Rustoleum brand has bathtub refinishing paint available. Just be sure to follow each step of the directions to get a good outcome. The bathtub refinish can totally update the bath area!
Look to Rustoleum for a refinishing kit for your tub, the key is in the prep work, be sure to give that a lot of attention
You can buy refinishing kits. Check in your local home improvement store. The key is to clean the tub very well.
Bathtub refinishing is worth the money if your tub is in good working condition. The reglazing process can remove surface imperfections, like scratches, shallow cracks, and stains. But if your tub is old, leaking, or full of mold, reglazing is just a waste of money. You'll have to buy a new tub soon anyway. Rustoleum makes a bathtub refinisher, but you may want to go to a professional on this one, because you want it to last.
Hello I would suggest looking over reviews on kits to be aware of the anticipated results alternatively this link might help.
https://www.thisoldhouse.com/bathrooms/21015309/2-solutions-for-worn-out-bathtubs
Here is a beginners video on how to refinish a bathtub? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTJyusT0XcQ
I would go with an epoxy kit like RustOleum. We have had good experiences with that but it’s not a permanent solution.
Call in the experts!
A good refinishing job on a bathtub should be very glossy, smooth to the touch, and have a uniform appearance just like a new bathtub. You will never be able to duplicate the glossy finish and feel professional refinishing gives your bathtub, sink or countertops with a do-it-yourself bathtub refinishing kit!
Hardware stores sell bathtub refinishing kits
They sell this paint om amazon, must wear a special mask lots of fumes https://amzn.to/3FR97LB
You can buy tub refinishing kits but be aware that the finish only lasts so long. You can have a pro do it and it’ll last longer but in the end, you’ll eventually need to think of replacing it.
https://youtu.be/lDI7Xrhr1qk yiu can check this out, it may help you.