popps04 asked:

Is resurfacing viable or is it just a come on? Looking to resurface a bathtub and a stand alone shower rather than replace them. Also looking for a recommendation on who could do a good job if this is a viable option.

Question posted courtesy of: Karen

LA asked:

My husband and I are fixing up a house to sell, and the tub is yellow all around the drain and faucet. I tried CLR, but it is taking off the paint. What else can I do. Can I refinish or repaint the tub?

Question posted courtesy of: Ethel

LA asked:

I am fixing up a house to sell, and the bathtub is figerglass and rusted do to a water leak. Is there any way to get it off without having to refinish the whole tub?

Question posted courtesy of: Dora

ipek_ozenc asked:

can i do it myself some refinish or anything that i can put to give it a shiny or clean look?

Question posted courtesy of: Brent

Terri asked:

I know it can look bad and all, but I want to know if it is impossible and if anyone has actually had some experience with this.
My tub is old and it is ruined. The finish is completely gone on most of the floor. It is a small bathroom, and this tub was placed in before the walls were finished out, so it would have to be broken in to pieces to remove. That’s not do-able right now.
Also, I know you can have them professionally re finished, but that is not do-able right now.
I want to hear from people that have done this. How did it turn out? Any advice?
I mean, my tub is ruined right now anyway, so it cannot get worse.
Oh, there is no window in the bathroom to vent, only an overhead exhaust fan.
(by “ruined” I mean it is useable, it just looks terrible and the bottom surface is rough due to finish coming off)
Edit: I do own the home, I’m just trying to buy some time until I can afford to have the entire bathroom remodeled.
ummm, good point about the liners, that is gross! lol (bad stuff growing underneath, didn’t think of that, yuk!)

Question posted courtesy of: Andrew

caromelheart asked:

It’s been sitting out and needs refinishing and some work. Any help would be appreciated!

Question posted courtesy of: Lloyd

carlottavaldez007 asked:

I recently moved into a very old building with a gorgeous tub. Unfortunately, the tub has not been cleaned in, well, ever.
I’ve tried Ajax and elbow grease, bleach, lemon juice, vinegar, and even Magic Eraser. The Magic Eraser worked for a little while, but takes far too much effort. I can’t resurface the tub, because I rent. Any suggestions?

Question posted courtesy of: Jessie

justcurious asked:

I can’t seem to find any prices or quotes online and I just need a general price range. It is a regular size tub and just the tub needs to be done no surround.

Question posted courtesy of: Eleanor

Jenny C asked:

We were given a beautiful green marble bathtub. Made by New Orleans Marble. It’s the deep drop in type. When my husband was dropping it in, he didnt ask for help to put it in and broke 2 corners, also, after closer inspection, the bottom of the tub is cracking and peeling. It needs to be refinished. I’m wondering if I can be pointed in the right direction as to how/if we should refinish/repair it, have a professional do it or get rid of it and buy a new tub. We also have the one piece sink/counter-top to go with it. We live in Louisiana. Any websites to visit or directions for this? Thanks!

Question posted courtesy of: Jo

Ette and Babette asked:

In a bathroom with white walls, black and white octagonal floor tiles, and both radiator and towel bar a dark pewter?
The towels are a beigy yellow.
Should I keep the bathtub white or try another color?

Question posted courtesy of: Cathy