Posts Tagged ‘tub liner’

How to Compare Bathtub Liner Installation Methods

Thursday, July 26th, 2012
Butyl tape used in bathtub liner installation
Butyl tape used in bathtub liner installation

If you’re looking to improve an old steel or cast iron tub with a bathtub liner you may have heard that there are two installation methods being used which are (1) two sided butyl tape and (2)  liquid adhesive system that creates a hard surface between the liner and the existing tub. Read below the answer to the three frequently asked questions to evaluate these two installation methods.

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How to Choose Between Reglazing or a Bath Tub Liner to Repair an Old Tub

Friday, March 11th, 2011
Acrylic bathtub liner being installed over cast iron tub

Acrylic bathtub liner being installed over cast iron tub

Reglazing material being sprayed on a tub
Reglazing material being sprayed on a tub

Are you confused whether to reglaze an old fiberglass, metal, or cast iron tub or to put in a bathtub liner? Here’s 7 questions to guide you through the process:  

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Get rid of old dated colors in your 1960’s small bathroom – 2 Options to dress up your space without breaking the bank

Friday, October 29th, 2010
Acrylic bathtub and wall surrounds
Acrylic bathtub liner and wall surrounds lining over an old steel tub and tile walls
Tub space converted into a glass block shower
Tub removed and space converted into a glass block walk in shower

Are you just sick and tired of an old outdated color scheme in your 1960’s bathroom? Are you tiles cracked, or are the walls and grout joints deteriorated?  Let’s face it – the 60’s color schemes are over and some of the materials used are not good enough to eliminate mold and mildew from your shower and bathroom space. How can you turn this eyesore into a shower or bathtub space that is functional, cool, and easy to maintain? Here’s 2 options to consider:   Continue reading “Get rid of old dated colors in your 1960’s small bathroom – 2 Options to dress up your space without breaking the bank” »