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"Tough as Tile" tub paint -- has anyone used this?
This sounds to good to be true, so I assume it is, until I hear
otherwise. Lowe's carries a product called "Tough as Tile" -- an epoxy for use on sinks, tubs, etc. It comes in a spray and a brush-on version, and retails for under 30 bucks. Given that a professional tub refinish is messy, smelly, toxic, and runs about $600 - $800 bucks, is this a viable alternative? I have two horrifically ugly tubs of 1950's - 1960's vintage. One is a seafoam green but has a nasty ding in it that I can't find touchup paint for, the other is olive green and has really hard lime deposits that NOTHING will remove. If it's as simple as painting it over with this stuff, and it'll work, it might be worth doing it. But I don't want to make it worse. Anyone have any thoughts on this product? |
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