Reglazing Services

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Typical questions about our Reglazing services

There is no difference. Both refer to a process of applying a new coating over an existing surface.

No. Your bathtub was originally kiln fired at a very high temperature to create the porcelain. It is impossible to re-fire existing porcelain, therefore refinishing is the best alternative to outright replacement.

A refinished bathtub or tile wall can easily last 5 to 10 years with proper care & maintenance. In fact, many of our customers have told us their refinished surfaces still look and feel great after 15 years of regular use.

Porcelain Patch & Glaze uses the most technologically advanced coatings available. These finishes are designed to perform with daily use and will exceed ASTM industry standards. However, a refinished surface can be chipped or scratched if it is abused.

Definately not! In fact, most people will not be able to tell the difference between an original bathtub and one that Porcelain Patch & Glaze has refinished.

The average job takes 3 to 4 hours.

Please allow the finish to cure for 48 hours prior to using.

We carry colors from Kohler, Toto, American Standard,  and others.

You can request a color card by contacting us HERE .

Absolutely. For a nominal fee, we can match almost anything.

Yes. Our coatings contain aromatic solvents, which are required for a hard and durable finish. Our technician will use a ventilation fan to exhaust most of the odor from the work site to the outdoors. The residual fresh paint odor will dissapate within a day.

You will find our use and aftercare to be very similar to the instructions for new bathtubs. Have a look at our downloadable forms.

If there is tile behind the toilet and vanity – you will need to have that removed prior to reglazing.

You can review more guidelines HERE .

Additional Reglazing Instructions

Don't Replace It...Refinish It

Our cost-effective refinishing method is a fraction of the investment of a remodel, renovation, or replacement.

The Reliable Way to Refinish