Bathtub refinishing offers an alternative to removing and replacing a tub that is damaged or worn down.

Over time, bathtubs undergo wear and tear or show signs of discoloration as they become too difficult to clean. A buildup of grime and rust can also reduce the appearance and function of a bathtub.

The tub restoration process involves repairing chipped and cracked areas, then placing a bonding agent, primer, and topcoat to give it a like-new appearance.

Refinishing is also referred to as reglazing, re-enameling, or resurfacing, but the process yields the same final result: restoring an older, damaged bathtub so that it has a glossy, durable surface for continued use.

Professional bathtub resurfacing technicians can restore tubs made of porcelain, acrylic, fiberglass, cast iron, or marble.