Bathroom Tub/Tile reglazing?? - Posted by matrox

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Posted by RickCA on March 09, 2002 at 19:43:58:

Glazing is a quick solution, but not permanent. Looks great when its done, but if someone washes a big dog in the tub it will scuuff and scratch. It also can not be scoured like the original pocelain if calcium buildup needs to be cleaned.

If you are just unlaoding the place, go for it, but get a pro to do the work, they may give you a limited warranty. If you are keeping it then you are better doing it right the first time and not having to worry about it any more.

Enjoy…

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Bathroom Tub/Tile reglazing?? - Posted by matrox

Posted by matrox on March 09, 2002 at 17:29:18:

Anyone ever had a bathtub or tile reglazed? I am preparing to sell a house which has faded tiles and tub. I would like to know if the reglazing kits are any good or if reglazing specialists are worth the cost and if quality is good?

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Re: Bathroom Tub/Tile reglazing?? - Posted by yvon

Posted by yvon on March 09, 2002 at 17:51:56:

I use to reglaze tubs and tiles. It looks good when compleated but you can only use liquid soaps with no abrasives. It scratches fairly easy.

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Re: Bathroom Tub/Tile reglazing?? - Posted by Lucky

Posted by Lucky on March 09, 2002 at 17:51:12:

matrox
I’ve had it done on a rehab,Turned out great.
I do however recomend a specialist, I did the tile walls,floor,tub,sink and toilet. and it was beatiful
I did use colors, white is cheaper.
The guy sprayed 17 coats on it , and it does’nt chip unless you drop something very heavy on it.
Total cost about $500.00 for all, but like i said i used colors, the guy said a tub cost about $150.00 for white,sinks about $75.00 for white, same for toilets.

Hope this helps

LUCKY IN KY.

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Re: Bathroom Tub/Tile reglazing?? - Posted by yvon

Posted by yvon on March 09, 2002 at 17:47:40:

I use to reglaze tubs and tiles. It looks good when compleated but you can only use liquid soaps with no abrasives. It scratches fairly easy.