Bathtub Refinishing in Helena, MT

Depending on the condition, and if it's been coated before, refinishing typically takes between 4 and 6 hours.

Certainly not! While the products we use should be handled only by professionals, the way we handle them guarantees there is no risk to your health or well-being at all. That said, anyone with respiratory issues or smell sensitivities may want to find somewhere else to be for the day.

We will send you a guide on how to prepare for our arrival for the best results when we book your bathtub refinishing. That said, here are some of the main things you can do, so you know ahead of time.

• Ensure leaky faucets are repaired or replaced
• Ensure the drain functions as it should
• Remove all loose items from the room
• Dust the room to keep dust from landing in the fresh coating
• If water and power are not available, we need to know ahead of time - the same goes for heat in cooler months
• If anyone in the home has respiratory issues, we recommend they find somewhere else to be for the day
• All walls must be sealed, so there is no open framing or areas where dust cannot be controlled

We typically recommend a cleaning solution of 50% vinegar, and 50% warm water, with a few drops of dish soap applied with a spray bottle, and wiped with microfibre towels, though any standard non-abrasive bathroom cleaner will do.

Magic erasers are great for removing tough spots, and spray on Turtle Wax applied liberally every 3 to 4 months will extend of the life of the coating dramatically, though we recommend only waxing the tub if you opted for the non-slip coating add-on, as the tub can become quite slick otherwise.

Nope! You are free to leave, and we will call you if we have any questions or problems.

As a rule of thumb, refinishing is typically done after paint, before or after fixture replacement (toilet, vanity, etc), and before flooring. Working from the top to the bottom of a room is usually a safe bet.

Unless you have antique fixtures, then it almost certainly does. American Standard White has been the standard uniform white for sinks, toilets, and tubs since the 80's and was commonplace well before that. If you have any doubts, get in contact, and we will see if custom color options are necessary for your project. 

You can pay with cash, check, or bank transfer, or for a 3% fee card fee, we also accept most debit and credit cards. If paying with cash, we ask you pay the technician on site, so it doesn't get lost in the mail.