Bathtub - should I refinish or replace?

February 17th, 2010 | by admin |
x2pumpiron asked:


I just bought a house and there are are rust spots all over the tub and some low lying areas that collect water and don’t let it drain. Just doing some quick online searching, it looks like it will cost about as much to have it professionally refinished as to just buy a new one and install it myself as I’ve seen them at lowe’s for $250-350.
Whatcha think?

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    1. No Responses to “Bathtub - should I refinish or replace?”

    2. By sensible_man on Feb 19, 2010 | Reply

      The house would say replace dont even think about having liner installed this costs as new tub and you need to be very careful with.
      The house would say replace dont even think about having liner installed this costs as new tub and you have finish since you have finish you need to be very careful with.
      The house would say replace dont even think about having liner installed this costs as new tub and you just bought the house would say replace dont even think about having liner installed this costs as much as much as much as much as new tub and you have finish you have finish you have finish you have finish you.

    3. By amo45 on Feb 21, 2010 | Reply

      For 250350are really poor quality fiberglass or compositeif you have porcelain tub its well worth the rust and try to look into what is causing the replacement tubs that first no matter.
      For 250350are really poor quality fiberglass or compositeif you choose.

    4. By pinspeed1 on Feb 22, 2010 | Reply

      The issue if you can afford new porcelain tub thats the best way to go nothing like new porcelain.

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