Painting a bath tub

[Atlanta777]

The home I purchased had an old 60s style bathroom in it with teal colored tiles and bathtub. It was repainted white and grey before it was sold to me. They did not do a very good job on the bathtub as I have cause a couple areas to chip from cleaning with a plastic scrubber.

I am trying to get advice on a good enamel paint product to use for repairing these spots that have exposed the original tub surface.

 

[Don231s]

I would not use rattle can enamel. But that's just me. Rust-Oleum makes a reglazing kit. I used it in two different houses that I flipped a few years ago. Google it. You can also have it reglazed by a pro. That would probably run around $350-$450. Might be slow for contractors right now, too.

 

[Grub Master]

I have paid someone for 3 rental properties. It isn't expensive and I think it's not really a DIY project. Sometimes economy costs. Hire a pro. I'll be glad to send you my guy's info. He will tell you exactly what it will cost over the phone with pictures.

 

[Gunanddoglover]

I have paid someone for 3 rental properties. It isn't expensive and I think it's not really a DIY project. Sometimes economy costs. Hire a pro. I'll be glad to send you my guy's info. He will tell you exactly what it will cost over the phone with pictures.

Please pm the information. Thank you.

 

[Jdadams]

I to would appreciate a contact.

 

[Atlanta777]

I would not use rattle can enamel. But that's just me. Rust-Oleum makes a reglazing kit. I used it in two different houses that I flipped a few years ago. Google it. You can also have it reglazed by a pro. That would probably run around $350-$450. Might be slow for contractors right now, too.

Cant imagine spending that much to fix a 4"x2" area on a tub. I will check for the re-glazing kit. Thanks

I have paid someone for 3 rental properties. It isn't expensive and I think it's not really a DIY project. Sometimes economy costs. Hire a pro. I'll be glad to send you my guy's info. He will tell you exactly what it will cost over the phone with pictures.

Just trying to patch the spot that flaked off, not re-do the whole tub.

 

[Don231s]

Cant imagine spending that much to fix a 4"x2" area on a tub.

The color won't match. But I guess that two-tone works for some people. Just an option.

 

[lostchild]

Just replace the tub, you’ll be happier in the long run.

 

[olerambler]

or call bath masters

 

[Mirvin 264]

https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/products/tile-doc-kit

I've refinished about 50 bathtubs with this kit. Great results as long as the prep is done correctly..........