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Bathtub install questions
We are in the beginning process of remodeling our small family bathroom. We
are swiching out the cabinet style sink w/ a pedestal, putting in a new one piece toilet and ripping out the old floor (Including sub floor). Right now I'm trying to figure out what to do w/ the bathtub/shower. Structurally the tub is sound, however it's about 60 years old. It's chipped and dirty no matter how much I clean it. There are flat white ceramic tile in the surround that are in good shape but for the mold issues in the grout. My choices seem to be: leave the tub and surround as is (the worst choice) Have Rebath or something like that, come in and put a new coating over the surround and the tub. Having a new tub and surround installed (from a kit) New tub and ceramic tile (but I'm worried about mold in the grout again) I really have no idea what the best thing to do would be. We are trying to do this as economically as we can. Any thoughts or ideas? |
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Bathtub install questions
The right way to di it is to replace the tub. The paints don't last
very long. A few years if you are lucky. |
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