My parents just had this done. They didn't want to gut the entire bathroom - especially since its in the basement and doesn't get alot of use. It was a 70's greenish color.
They had it reglazed in white and it looks amazing. They did the tub and the tiles around the tub. Its like they have a bright brand new bathroom.
FM me if you are interested. My parents are so happy with how it turned out. I think it cost them around $925. ETA - some blurry pics. They don't really do it justice - the whole bathroom was sea green - and now is bright white.
Just a word of caution to someone considering this - I would not do this in your primary bathroom. I live in buildings and that's how landlords 'renovate' the bathroom for the next person . Anyway, if it's a tub you use every day, the glazing gets both stained and begins to erode after time.
But, if it's a secondary bathroom like your parents, it seems to be a great deal.
bridegirl
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i agree with eogara..... this was done to the place i just moved into, and it wore off and now looks like crap. im getting it done over by re-bath. they make a mold of your tub, and put it right over the existing one, so they dont have to rip anything out.
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Posted by eogara
It looks really nice.
Just a word of caution to someone considering this - I would not do this in your primary bathroom. I live in buildings and that's how landlords 'renovate' the bathroom for the next person . Anyway, if it's a tub you use every day, the glazing gets both stained and begins to erode after time.
But, if it's a secondary bathroom like your parents, it seems to be a great deal.
Ok - but don't tell my parents!
princess99
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We did it and loved it. Eventually we will gut out the bathroom or reglaze again. We had ugly yellow! Now it is beige.
september2004
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Posted by eogara
It looks really nice.
Just a word of caution to someone considering this - I would not do this in your primary bathroom. I live in buildings and that's how landlords 'renovate' the bathroom for the next person . Anyway, if it's a tub you use every day, the glazing gets both stained and begins to erode after time.
But, if it's a secondary bathroom like your parents, it seems to be a great deal.
i was considering this and was warned as well from a few people, good to know...
