Sometimes you might hear the term ‘reglazing a bathtub’ used in place of ‘refinishing a bathtub’. This means the same thing, so there is no need to be concerned. Here are the steps professionals will follow:
1. Cleaning your tub and taking away any of the caulking.
2. Covering up any parts of your bathroom not involved in the refinishing process. This will ensure they are not damaged or splashed with chemicals. They can use tape or towels for this. It is especially important to cover up anything that easily stains, or anything that shines such as chrome taps.
3. Taking away all of the plumbing, such as taps, drains, and anything else.
4. Ensuring the bathroom has a ventilation system installed so that you don’t get overwhelmed by any chemical smells and can evacuate them from your home.
5. Gently using sandpaper to make the current finish as rough as possible. Sometimes this procedure may involve the use of acid for etching.
6. Using a hoover to clean out the bathtub after you’ve sanded it.
7. Using a filler to seal up any spaces that are fragmented, cracked, or worn away. They may charge you more at this stage.
8. Coating the bathtub with several layers of primer, and leaving it to dry off. The ideal number of coatings is three.
9. Adding the top-coat mixture with a spray gun and allowing it to settle into the bathtub. 10. Applying a buffing machine to the coating after it has completely dried.
You may have to wait a few days. Some methods do not use buffing.
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