Author: whit2016ereglaz

Now that your tub is freshly reglazed, you need to know how to care for it. Taking proper care of the tub will ensure that it lasts for many years to come. There are some steps you need to take to ensure that your tub stays looking brand new and cleaning it is one of the most essential steps to make this happen. There are many dos and don’ts about cleaning the tub, but what some people do not know are what products to use and which products to avoid. Most bathroom cleaners have harsh chemicals in them and these chemicals can damage or ruin your new glaze. Below, we will talk more about what chemicals to avoid and how you can maintain your tub properly. 

Cleaners to Avoid in a Reglazed Tub 

• Bleach 
• Ammonia 
• Corrosive drain cleaners 
• Powdered cleaners 
• Products that are fragranced artificially 
• Abrasive cream or gel cleansers 

Cleaners to Use in a Reglazed Tub 

• Non-scratch scrub pads 
• Dish soap 
• Water and vinegar mixture 
• Scrubbing bubbles 

Tips for Maintaining Your Reglazed Bathtub 

• Use the bathroom’s exhaust fan when showering to prevent moisture build-up 
• Check the tub at least weekly for any signs of drips or leaks and correct them when needed 
• Avoid standing or pooling water in the tub 
• Wipe down your tub daily and keep it dry 
• Remove soap from the walls of the tub and avoid the buildup of soap scum 
• Use non-abrasive scrubbing pads and cleaners 
• Avoid oil-based cleaners in the tub as they can cause a slippery surface 
• Do not use bath mats with suction cups 
• Avoid abrasive, gel, and powdered cleansers can wear down the surface quickly 
• Only use soft sponges and cloths in the tub 
• DIY cleaning agents or eco-friendly options are best 
• Always rinse your tub thoroughly with water after you clean it to remove the cleaner 

Our Professionals Can Provide You with Additional Tips to Care for Your Tub 

Our Brooklyn bathtub reglazing service is affordable and will leave your tub looking brand new once again. If you have had your tub refinished recently and are unsure of how to care for it or you have a question about a specific chemical, reach out to the experts at White Glove Reglazing today! We are always here to help. 

When it comes to remodeling or updating the fixtures in your bathroom, there are many options. In fact, if you have been to a local big box store lately, you have probably felt overwhelmed with all the decisions and choices to make. One of the options available to you when it comes to your current bathtub or shower is a liner. These liners are a popular option and you have likely seen the kiosk in the home improvement store trying to sell them to customers. A tub liner is basically another tub that is just glued onto your current one – the same goes for a shower liner. While it sounds like an easy and feasible option, there are pros and cons to it and you need to know them before you invest in one. 

The Positives Of Tub and Shower Liners 

Tub and shower liners can be quite lucrative to homeowners who want a quick fix in their bathroom or want to hide blemishes. Why are homeowners choosing these liners?

• They are affordable 
• They cannot have their tub reglazed 
• They are in a time crunch 

Tub and shower liners are affordable when compared to a bathroom remodel, which may include tub or shower replacement. In fact, the average tub liner can run you about $1,000 or more depending on the material, quality, and additional amenities on it. While it may sound expensive at first glance, a remodel can cost you several thousand dollars, so it is cheaper in comparison. 

Another reason that homeowners choose the liner is that it does not take long to install. In fact, the process is quite simple and straightforward. Once the glue is dried, you can use the tub or shower. 

Lastly, a tub that has already been reglazed previously may not be an ideal candidate for reglazing again, which leaves the homeowner limited on what they can do. 

The Negatives Of Tub and Shower Liners 

Even though these liners are a popular option, they are not always the best option. A liner is meant to be a permanent solution, which means a strong cement-like glue is used to adhere it in place. If the liner is ever removed, it is pretty much impossible to remove the old cement-like glue, which means the tub or shower will need to be replaced and this can be costly. 

Another downside and probably the worst of them is that water can become stuck between the liner and the tub itself. This can happen for a number of reasons and when it does, you have a problem on your hands. You will know this is happening if when you get into your tub or shower, it feels as though it is floating. This is due to the water that is trapped. Trapped water equals mold and mildew, which is a serious health hazard and can quickly grow out of control in this environment. Last but not least, the tub’s structure can become damaged due to the standing water behind the liner. 

Call Us Today to Discuss Reglazing Your Bathtub or Shower 

The idea behind shower and tub liners is a good one but they are not always practical for homeowners. In fact, homeowners are better off choosing to reglaze their tub or shower as opposed to replacing or opting for the liner. You will avoid many different problems that can arise and reglazing your tub will make it look brand new again. 

If you are searching for a reputable bathtub reglazing company, we have been named number one in NYC and can assist you in choosing the right option for your tub. Give White Glove Reglazing a call today to learn more or to schedule a consultation. 

If you are asking yourself whether refinishing your porcelain tub is a good idea or not, to put it simply, it is. Refinishing also referred to as reglazing, is a durable and clean process that will breathe life back into your worn-out, damaged, or old bathtub. The process only takes a few hours, is affordable, and you will think your tub is brand new once again. 

Is My Tub Porcelain?

Chances are that it is. In fact, about 50 percent of all bathtubs that are manufactured throughout the US are porcelain. It is a popular option in most homes and you can find them in a few different styles from the standard to square and even claw foot. 

Porcelain tubs are made from a cast iron or steel body that has been coated with porcelain enamel. Unless your tub has been chipped or suffered damage, you are unlikely to ever see the metal layer, as the porcelain is thick. 

These tubs are popular in many homes because they are impact, stain, and scratch-resistant. 

What Can Reglazing Do for My Porcelain Bathtub?

Reglazing your porcelain tub can restore it to a like-new condition. One of the most common problems that it solves is chips. Chips often occur when something heavy is dropped into the tub or something that is pointy in nature hits the tub. This results in a piece of the coating chipping away. 

Another problem that can be solved with reglazing is discoloration, which usually occurs over time. If your tub’s color has faded or become dull, reglazing can help liven it back up. Many people will choose to have their tub reglazed when it is an old or outdated color as well such as a dusty blue, olive green, or pink. 

Furthermore, tubs that have suffered corrosion around the drain or overflow area can have this corrected through the process of reglazing. 

Cost Associated with Refinishing a Porcelain Tub 

The actual cost you pay will depend on several factors including: 

• Type of tub 
• Size of tub 
• Location of the property 
• Status of the tub (has it been resurfaced before?)
• Current damage or repairs needed 

The average cost to reglaze a standard porcelain tub is about $450 but can be higher or lower depending on the factors above. 

Should I Refinish My Tub?

Choosing to refinish your bathtub is a good decision because you will save time and money and you can avoid having to replace the tub completely. Many of the common problems that tubs face can be resolved with refinishing, which makes it an ideal choice for any bathroom makeover. 

If you are interested in NYC tub refinishing service, reach out to our experts at White Glove Reglazing. Our team can discuss your tub with you and the process of having it reglazed. Call now for a consultation and estimate. 

If your tub is chipped, stained, cracked, or just worn down and old, you may be contemplating restoring it. Tub refinishing service can transform your tub to look brand new once again without having to replace the entire tub. One of the nice things about having your tub refinished is that it is cost-effective and can save you money on your bathroom update. To help you make an informed decision, we will review some of the different factors that affect the pricing of your project and other things for you to keep in mind. 

Direct Cost Factors 

There is no one price for tub reglazing because there are many factors that affect the price that you pay. However, there are estimates that you can use to get an idea of what you may pay. For example, tub reglazing can cost as little as $300 or as much as $700 or more. The average cost paid by homeowners is about $450. 

When compared to the cost of tub replacement, you will save thousands of dollars. The average cost to have a bathtub replaced runs about $3,500. 

Another cost factor to think about is the labor involved in the process. Reglazing your tub is less labor intensive than say having the entire tub replaced. You will pay the cost of labor and depending on how long the actual removal takes, you can pay a good chunk of change towards it. Refinishing your bathtub is estimated to cost about 20 percent less than replacement. 

Restoration Factors to Consider 

Reglazing your tub will make it look and feel brand new again. However, for this to be possible, your tub needs to be in a condition where it can be restored. If your tub is a color you do not like such as pink, olive, yellow, green, or blue, restoration can change that color. 

The entire reglazing process takes a few hours whereas replacing your tub will take substantially longer than that. 

Convenience Factors to Consider 

While you have considered the financial and restoration factors, next, think about the convenience factors. They say time is money and your time is valuable. If you are a busy person or you are someone who does not want to spend a bunch of time on a project, then reglazing can meet your needs. A tub replacement can take weeks to complete whereas reglazing takes only 24 to 48 hours, which includes the dry time of the glaze. 

Call Us Today to Receive a Quote for Tub Refinishing 

If you are looking to learn more about having your tub reglazed, reach out to the experts at White Glove Reglazing. We have been named number one for our tub refinishing service and can make your tub look and feel new again. 

Let’s face it: most people are forced to replace their bathtub after a few years. Most of the time, this is due to rust and grime that simply can’t be removed using traditional methods. In some cases, people want to change the look of their bathroom and the color of the old tub doesn’t fit in. Whatever the reason, replacing a bathtub is an extremely costly endeavor. You should avoid it at all costs. But what can you do if your tub has white splotches or yellow spots all over it? How can you get rid of all the rust and grime? Well, the good news is that you now have an option: re-enameling. Re-enameling is basically a different term for reglazing, refinishing or resurfacing. By reglazing the old tub, you can bring it back to its former glory without having to spend thousands of dollars in the process. And the end result will be breathtaking. Take a look at this tub, for instance:

 

Struggling With a Rusty Tub?

It goes without saying that you simply can’t have a modern, good-looking bathroom when you have a bathtub like the one you see above. The first thing that probably comes to your mind is replacing the old tub. While this is definitely an option, it is not the cheapest or the most convenient. You will have to pay a ton of money for waste removal and for plumbing work – on top of the cost of the new tub. Also, you will need to go through the hassle of doing construction work in your home.

Simply by re-enameling (or resurfacing) the old bathtub, you can achieve the same result. Reglazing is the process during which the entire surface of your tub is re-enameled. The old layer of coating is removed, along with all the rust and grime and a new layer is applied. The end result is a tub that looks and feels just like a brand new one. So, why would you want to replace the old tub? The cost of refinishing your old tub is much lower than replacing it.

 

Re-enameling and Its Benefits

There are many benefits when it comes to re-enameling your old bathtub. Here are the most important ones, in our opinion:

• You can save a lot of money simply by choosing to reglaze the old tub instead of replacing it.
• You avoid doing messy construction work in your home (and having to deal with all the resulting dust and debris)
• You protect de environment by not sending the old tub to the landfill.
• You will be able to continue using the bathtub for another 8 years at least.
• You can even change the color of the tub, if you are planning to completely change the look of your bathroom.

Reglazing a bathtub really is the best option at the time of writing this blog post. Many people ask us if the glaze is strong enough to withstand years of wear and tear. Truth be told, the new glaze is sometimes better and stronger than the old one. We can assure you that you will be able to use your tub for many years to come. Our experts use professional-grade solutions and products, so the end result is always exceptionally strong. Also, the new glaze will feel just like the old one. Nobody will be able to tell the difference between your tub and a new one.

Remember the old, rusty tub you’ve seen above? Here is the same tub after our professionals have worked their magic on it:

 

A Word on DIY Kits

As you can see from the photo above (which is taken by our experts, by the way), the tub looks like new. The masking paper surrounding the tub will be removed, of course. Now, you may think that a do it yourself reglazing kit can save you even more money. Unfortunately, the end result will never look like the one above when using a DIY kit. A professional reglazing solution is what you need if you want to make sure your bathtub will look gorgeous (and withstand years of wear and tear). So what are you waiting for? Get in touch with us and get a free quote from the best bathtub refinishing service in NYC.

Reglazing a bathtub is quickly becoming the preferred way to breathe new life into the old fixture. Did you know that during the refinishing process, our experts even repair the cracks, chips and dents on your tub? Or that we always remove all the rust before refinishing the tub? Truth be told, refinishing a tub is a cost-effective way to keep your fixture in perfect condition for a long time – and without spending a small fortune.

But how do you take care of a reglazed bath tub? How do you clean it? What solutions should you use and which ones should you avoid? In this blog post, we will discuss the proper way to take care of a resurfaced tub. We will also tell you what not to do, of course. Read on!

 

What Does Reglazing Mean?

To understand the cleaning advice in the next part of the blog post, we should explain the reglazing process. Many homeowners don’t know what’s involved and how the refinishing is done, so they don’t understand why some cleaning solutions are better than others at cleaning a resurfaced tub. Here is how our experts reglaze a tub:

1. First, everything surrounding the fixture is covered. We don’t want the chemicals or the coating to touch other surfaces (including the wall and floor tiles).
2. The entire surface of the tub is sanded down. Alternatively, we may use etching chemicals to achieve the desired result. This depends on the type of bathtub we are dealing with.
3. If there are dents, cracks or chips on the surface of the tub, our expert will repair them.
4. If there is rust present, we will remove it entirely before proceeding to the next step.
5. A layer of primer is applied to the surface of the tub and left to cure for a bit. This layer will ensure a strong bond between the coating and the tub. In other words, the coating will not peel off in one or two years.
6. A layer of coating is applied evenly over the surface of the tub. If necessary, we can apply a second layer. Once these layers cure, they resemble enamel. In other words, the bathtub will look and feel just like a brand new one.

 

What NOT to Do to a Refinished Bathtub

Now that you understand the bathtub resurfacing process, it’s time to tell you what you should NEVER do to a refinished fixture. Most importantly, you should never attempt to use any cleaning solutions on the tub for at least 7 days. If you need to clean the tub, use soap and a soft sponge. During the curing period, the layer of coating can get scratched and nicked quite easily.

After the curing period if over (depending on the solutions used), you should never use any kind of abrasives. This includes cleaners that contain ammonia or bleach. Also, keep away from powdered cleansers like Comet. Use soft sponges that are not abrasive.

Also, you should never steam clean your refinished bathtub or power wash it. Steam cleaning and power washing may void the warranty of the reglazing job.

 

Properly Taking Care of the Tub

To properly take care of the refinished bathtub, you should use cleaning solutions such as Lysol Basin Tub or Tile Cleaner, Scrubbing Bubbles, or Formula 409. While there are many other cleaning solutions that can do the trick, most reglazing companies recommend these three.

If you don’t have any of the cleaning solutions listed above, you can safely use liquid dish soap and a sponge to get the job done. To be more effective at cleaning the tub, you should apply the cleaner on the entire surface of the tub and let it sit for around 5 minutes. Scrub the surface with a cellulose sponge or a microfiber cloth and then rinse.

If you need more information or advice on how to take care of a newly-reglazed bathtub, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us. The advice above also applies to other refinished fixtures, such as shower stalls, Jacuzzis, sinks, toilets, and urinals. When you need to reglaze bathtub NYC, we are your best option.

You may have heard about shower stall reglazing companies, but you probably don’t know exactly what they do. Up until recently, most homeowners were forced to replace their shower stalls after a few years. After all, you simply can’t prevent normal wear and tear. Instead of having to deal with an unsightly stall, most people simply try to replace it.

But did you know that there is another, cheaper, way to make your shower stall look like brand new? We are, of course, talking about the reglazing process. In this blog post, we will explain what a shower stall refinishing is and what you can expect from such a procedure. Also, we will talk about DIY reglazing.

 

What Is Shower Stall Reglazing?

Let’s start with the beginning. What is shower stall reglazing? Reglazing is a procedure during which the coating of the fixture is removed entirely and a new coating is applied. This means that you can refinish almost any fixture you can think of, not just the shower stall. Yes, you can reglaze sinks, toilets, bathtubs, and even Jacuzzis. And did you know that our experts can ever resurface wall tiles and floor tiles?

You are probably wondering how reglazing helps you, the homeowner. First, refinishing a shower stall is much cheaper than replacing it. Remember, you also have to pay for labor and even plumbing work if you choose to replace the fixture. Second, reglazing is eco-friendly because you no longer have to send the fixture (and all the debris resulting from the replacement process) to the landfill. And third, our experts can get your shower stall resurfaced in just one day. No construction work is involved, so you don’t even have to worry about the mess.

 

What to Expect After the Refinishing Procedure

But what can you expect from a refinishing procedure? Will your shower stall look like a brand new one? Well, it depends on the expert who is doing the procedure. Our specialists, for instance, are certified and insured. They have over 10 years of industry experience under their belts, so you can rest assured that they will do an excellent job. The shower stall will look like new in no time – guaranteed.

As we’ve mentioned earlier, there is no construction work involved, so you don’t have to pay for waste removal. Our team can also help you with regrouting, if the job requires us to remove the grout. Moreover, our experts always cover all the other fixtures to make sure they are not touched by the reglazing solutions and chemicals.

 

Can You Do It Yourself?

This is one of the questions we receive most often via email. Can you do a reglazing procedure all by yourself? While it is true that there are many DIY refinishing kits on the market, they are not professional solutions. They simply won’t stand the test of time, so the glaze will start to change its color and even peel off in one or two years.

To make sure you get the best results, you should hire a professional who knows what he’s doing. Our company has been providing fixture reglazing services for over 10 years. Thousands of homeowners and business owners have relied on our top notch refinishing services to breathe new life into their fixtures and tiles.

On average, you can expect your shower stall to remain in excellent condition for another 7 or 8 years after we reglaze it. And since you pay only a fraction of the price of a complete replacement, you can save thousands of dollars in the process.

 

Can You Change the Color of the Shower Stall?

Finally, we want to answer another very interesting question we keep getting. Can you change the color of the shower stall? Yes, we can do it. In fact, you can choose from a wide array of colors. Our expert will add the necessary dyes in the coating before applying it. Yes, we can also change the color of the other fixtures in your bathroom (as well as the wall and floor tiles). Can you reglaze my tub today? Of course! If you need to revamp your bathroom, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us today.

Resurfacing a cast iron tub is probably not something you’ve given much thought to so far. However, did you know that resurfacing (also known as reglazing, refinishing and recoating) is a cheaper alternative to replacing the tub? There are also several other benefits that we will be discussing in this blog post.

We will explain to you the resurfacing process and all its benefits. Also, you will learn about the dangers posed by DIY kits. After reading this blog post to the end, you should be able to make an informed decision whether to resurface your cast iron tub or replace it. The article is purely informative, but we do advise you to get in touch with us if you have any questions or if you want to get a free quote.

 

The Reglazing Process

Let’s start by talking about the cast iron tub reglazing process. What is it? Well, a reglazing is the process during which the coating of your tub (the enamel) is completely removed and replaced with one or two layers of coating. This gives your bathtub a brand new look, of course. But there are many other benefits as well. Here are the basic steps of a correct tub resurfacing service:

1. The first thing our expert will do when he starts the reglazing process is cover everything around the cast iron tub. This includes the wall and floor tiles and all the other fixtures. We don’t want the chemicals to tough anything else, do we?
2. The surface of the cast iron tub (the enamel) is removed with chemicals or sanded down. Don’t worry, the cast iron won’t be damaged during the process.
3. Our expert will repair any cracks, chips or dents. After all, we want to make sure your bathtub looks like brand new.
4. If there are signs of rust, our technicians will eliminate them. This will prevent rust from damaging your cast iron tub in the future.
5. A layer of primer is applied evenly over the surface of the tub. This will ensure a strong bond between the coating and the tub.
6. One or two layers of coating are evenly applied over the primer. The coating is then left to cure.

That’s it. You must make sure nobody uses the cast iron tub for at least 48 hours after the refinishing process. The coating needs to cure properly. Also, we advise you to refrain from using any cleaning solutions on the tub for up to 7 days.

 

Benefits of Resurfacing Your Tub

Many homeowners don’t know all the benefits of a resurfacing process. The first thing that comes to mind when you see an old, rusty cast iron tub is replacement. However, we can assure you that reglazing is a better option. Here is why:

• Refinishing a tub is often a lot cheaper than replacing it. It also involves a lot less effort because you don’t have to remove the heavy fixture.
• Reglazing does not involve construction work, so you don’t have to pay for waste removal – or worry about the dust or debris.
• Sending the old tub to the landfill is definitely not an eco-friendly action. Reglazing it and using it for another 7 or 8 years is, on the other hand.
• Resurfacing a cast iron tub takes just a couple of hours. Replacing it can take days.

 

The Dangers of DIY

Now that you know why reglazing is quickly becoming the preferred method for homeowner looking to breathe new life into their fixtures, tiles and even cabinets, you are probably wondering if you can do it yourself. While it is true that you could, we strongly advise against it.

The chemicals used during the resurfacing process are dangerous. Remember that your bathroom is probably a small, poorly ventilated space. This makes the process even more dangerous. Our experts are all certified and insured. They use breather masks and protective clothing to work safely. In addition, they will stop anyone from entering the bathroom while the reglazing procedure takes place, keeping your loved ones safe. Bottom line, you should hire an experienced reglazing professional if you want the job to be done correctly – 100% safe.

 

 

 

Not everyone knows the problems that rust, limescale and grime can cause – especially when we are talking about a bathtub. In this blog post, we will shed some light into the many problems that nobody wants in their bathroom. We know what you’re going to say: I’m not worried, I can always replace the tub with a brand new one. While this may be true, you should be aware that there is a more elegant solution; one that does not require any kind of construction work. It’s a also a lot cheaper than replacing the bathtub. Read on and find out how you can remove all the rust, grime and limescale from your tub in just a couple of hours with 0 effort.

 

Problems Caused by Rust, Grime and Limescale

We all know what rust is, or at the very least how it looks like. When it comes to a cast iron tub, rust can be devastating. Why? Because as soon as it starts to eat away at the iron, it’s very difficult to stop. Your bathtub will have a hole in it in no time if you don’t take immediate action to remove the rust. But why does rust appear on tubs in the first place? The main reason why rust can appear on a tub is a damaged glaze. Chips and cracks in the glaze allow water to make contact with the cast iron. Rust will appear almost immediately.

Grime is basically dirt that has managed to become ingrained on the surface of your bathtub. It is almost impossible to fully remove. It also makes your tub look horrible. Dues to this grime, your tub may look brownish or yellowish. It’s definitely not something you want.

When it comes to limescale, we all know that it is a hard chalky deposit. It has the tendency to adhere to the surface of bathtubs and is extremely difficult to remove. While it is not harmful (it consists of calcium carbonate), it is definitely unpleasant to the touch.

 

Best Way to Solve the Problem

If you are in one of the situations above, you probably want to get rid of the rust, grime or limescale as soon as possible. You surely want your bathroom to look its best, especially if you are expecting guests. Even though you may think about replacing the rub, we have a better option: reglazing. Reglazing, also known as refinishing or resurfacing, is the process of removing the old coating and replacing it with a new layer of glaze that looks and feels just like the original one. Don’t worry, our professional solutions ensure a glaze that is just as strong and shiny as the original.

 

How Does Reglazing Work?

So, what do we do to your bathtub during the reglazing process? Here are the basic steps our experts take to refinish a bathtub:

1. Our expert covers all the fixtures and the area surrounding the tub to make sure the solutions don’t touch anything else.
2. The surface of the tub is sanded down or etched using very specific chemicals
3. All the rust is removed. The grime and limescale are removed along with the old coating.
4. Our expert repairs all the chips, dents and cracks. We want the end result to be exceptional.
5. A layer of primer is applied on the entire surface of the tub. This will help the coating layer to adhere perfectly to the surface.
6. One or even two layers of coating are applied evenly – with great care – over the entire surface of the tub.
7. The tub is left to cure for 7 to 10 days. You must not use it during this time to avoid damaging the new coating.

That’s it! After the coating cures, it forms a shiny glaze just as strong as the original one. In fact, only a resurfacing expert should be able to figure out that your tub has been reglazed. The process prolongs the life of your bathtub by around 10 years. For more information, don’t hesitate to contact our NYC tub reglazing service.

My Jacuzzi looks horrible! Help! Don’t worry about it too much; our experts are ready to help you bring your expensive Jacuzzi back to life. No, we are not talking about replacing it with a new one. We are talking about reglazing the fixture. Reglazing, also known as refinishing or resurfacing, is a complex process that will make your Jacuzzi look like new in just a couple of hours. And best of all, the price of the reglazing procedure is a lot lower than the cost of replacing the Jacuzzi.

 

Jacuzzi Coating Problems

First, let’s talk a bit about the various problems you may be experiencing with your Jacuzzi. When it comes to the coating (the glaze or the enamel), many things can change over time. The surface may discolor or turn to a brown-yellow color. This is caused by hard water, cleaning solutions, soap, and microorganisms. Yes, as soon as the coating on your fixture starts to degrade, bacteria, fungi and mold quickly start to invade it.

Another problem with a Jacuzzi is chipping and cracking of the surface. Even dropping a showerhead can make a nasty dent in the coating of your fixture. The cracks and chips will only get worse over time. You really need to take action as soon as possible. If you start to notice white spots on the surface of your Jacuzzi, then it’s really time to do something about it.

 

Why Reglaze Your Jacuzzi?

We know that the very first thing that comes to your mind is replacing the Jacuzzi. However, we can assure you that there is a better way to solve your problem. Instead of replacing the fixture and paying upwards of $5,000, why don’t you take advantage of our industry experience and reglaze the Jacuzzi? During the tub refinishing process, the old coating is completely removed and a new coating is applied (after a primer, of course). The new coating will look and feel just like the original enamel after it cures (it takes around 7 days for this to happen).

Another benefit is the fact that you don’t have to do any construction work. You don’t have to pay to remove the old item, install the new one, and redo all the plumbing. No waste, no debris, no dust. In some cases, we don’t even need to remove the grout.

 

Is It Expensive?

You may think it’s expensive to refinish a Jacuzzi. We can assure you that this is not the case. Truth be told, you should expect to pay anywhere from $500 to $1,000 for a complete Jacuzzi reglaze. If you think about the price of a new item, you’ll quickly realize that resurfacing the old one is the best option. And don’t forget about plumbing and labor costs if you decide to replace the fixture.

An interesting thing about reglazing is the fact that it can be done in just a couple of hours. You don’t have to waste any time and effort searching for a new fixture and getting it delivered to your doorstep.

 

Reglaze, Don’t Replace!

By refinishing your old Jacuzzi, you can continue using it for around 10 more years. Yes, our products are of the highest possible quality, so the coating will last for a decade if you take good care of the fixture. The glaze will look just like the original one – and will be just as sturdy. We can guarantee that the surface of the Jacuzzi will not peel off or discolor for a long time. In fact, all our clients get a warranty for their peace of mind.

Finally, reglazing is eco-friendly. Instead of sending the Jacuzzi and all the various plumbing parts to the landfill, you can bring the fixture back to life and use it for another decade. Don’t worry, the solutions we use to resurface your item are not harmful to the environment. Also, it’s worth noting that our experts work safely and take every precaution to make sure you and your loved ones are safe during the reglazing process.