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Does it last? Waste of money? Things to look out for? THX
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it is worth it. the hundred years you may be digging up now.. says it all. I am in a place here local, all over 100 years. Turned family homes into room rental tortures, plastic stalls, bouncing elbows into generation bigger than the starvation that built the big house in the first place.
yes. Reglaze the old tiles. They were thinking of us.Previously boxer3main
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I used to sell all my scrap clawfoot tubs to a reglazer.. They did beautiful work..
It is like powder coating and painters.. Who does it and how good are they..
I remember they were not cheap, but if you have a tub you love.. Might be worth it..
Not sure if you can still buy metal tubs.. The plastic ones flex too much for my liking with my weight..Comment
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I had a reglazing process done on an old green iron / porcelain tub - it lasted a year or two, then I ended up tearing it out and taking the bathroom down to the studs and starting over.
it really really depends on who does it and what product they use.
Another option is the "bath fitter" deal where they put a new liner over the existing fixture - never had it done but it seems like a better solution for a quick remodel.There's always something new to learn.Comment
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Slippery slope for me. I only have ONE bathroom in my home. So, besides the mess of a remodel, there's too much "down" timeSTUGOTSComment
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Reglazed or regrouted? The reason I asked is because I don't recall anyone getting tiles reglazed like a bathtub.
If you mean regrouting the tiles, that's not hard. I just retitled and regrouted my master half bath.TomOverdrive is overrated
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i use to do all the signage for the franchise in Arizona, ive seen the process first hand and its some awsum stuff
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We had ours done a couple of years ago. Seems ok so far. This was spray-on stuff and the dude ended up with a couple of runs in non-noticeable places though.Life is short. Be a do'er and not a shoulda done'er.
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I hope it lasts. New shower doors this weekend. Last owner was a Raider's fan, but the colors in the bathroom? Yuck.Attached FilesLast edited by groucho; November 8, 2013, 02:04 PM.STUGOTSComment
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Looks good.......magazine rack is a nice touch
Last edited by Monk; November 8, 2013, 02:13 PM.Thom
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Sink is better than the old one!
Yeah, Raider colors in a bathroom???Comment
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I've done it to 4 of the tub/shower surrounds in our apartments. You can get the epoxy paint from an automotive or industrial type paint store. Last stuff I used was a 2 part and cleaned up with water, just flipped that apartment and it's looking great, so the durability is there. I use a Pressure Pot gun from Harbor Freight, the rest is like painting a car, which I'm sure you know how to do.....
This is the gun I use.
http://www.harborfreight.com/profess...kit-93312.htmlLast edited by BigAL; November 8, 2013, 03:39 PM.The Green Machine.
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Shower doors kicked my ASS this morning. Drilling that tile was harder'n a whore's heart (the rest was cake). Probly wasted 2 hrs drilling 6 freakin holesAttached FilesSTUGOTSComment
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