How can I restore the shine to my bathtub?
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Jon6137969 on Aug 07, 2016You can have a professional put an epoxy finish on the tub . I have seen it done, a 1day job. It comes out beautifully and is to my suprise very very durable.Helpful Reply
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M. How on Aug 07, 2016Kenneth: Have you tried Zap? Hardware and home repair stores carry it and it's only a few dollars. It's supposed to restore tile and porcelain. Couldn't hurt to try it. I'm going to try it on my tub and 1950s tile floor in my rented apartment. Then if you don't like the results you can use Jonstockmal's idea and have a professional expoxy done. The finish does look very nice and is durable -- my parents did it in their 1950s home in the 70s and it still looks beautiful. The process is fairly expensive but more economical than replacing your tub. Just don't use harsh cleansers on it and the epoxy will last for years.Helpful Reply
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Rita on Aug 07, 2016We had a moldy shower refinished and its no longer moldy it looks great, the guy even put a non slip floor in too. We also have a bath that was done maybe twenty years ago, i guess that was about the time they started do this kind of thing and it still looks good.Helpful Reply
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Linda on Aug 07, 2016You can try Gel Gloss. After cleaning and drying your tub, Gel Gloss gets applied like car wax. After you buff off the dried Gel Gloss, the surface repels water, and soap (for a period of time). It gives it a nice, clean shine too.Helpful Reply
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Marlene Haigh on Aug 07, 2016I had my tub refinished professionally, worth every penny.Helpful Reply
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Lisa on Aug 07, 2016Try Oven Cleaner! It worked on my 70 year old tub!!Helpful Reply
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Diana Larson Boward on Aug 07, 2016Like Marlene I had my tub professionally refinished and am very happy with it.Helpful Reply
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Lyn2398900 on Aug 07, 2016Like the others, I had mine refinished. Just follow the instructions on the care of it and it will last for years....that's if you can afford it. Worth it tho!Helpful Reply
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Samuel on Aug 08, 2016Re-Nu Tile and Grout Gabriel Tavarez 432-262-3732Helpful Reply
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D'Sapone on Sep 23, 2016We will clean your bathtub with a deep penetrating cleaner and then we would use a clear resin topical solvent sealer, soaking deep into the surface to prevent it from absorbing liquids while adding a refined elegance.Helpful Reply
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