Like many men, your husband is a “fix-it-yourself” kind of guy, so when your tub’s faucet started leaking, he grabbed his toolbox and went to work. As he finished up, he dropped his wrench in the tub and the wrench chipped the tub. He suggested heading down to the hardware store to buy a patch kit, but you are worried about water leaking through and want a better solution.
Replacing the tub is not an option, as you simply don’t have the budget for that. You consider a bathtub liner, but those are expensive, too, and often more problematic. You begin to research your options online and that’s when you discover Miracle Method.
Our bathtub refinishing services include repairing chips and cracks that occur during shipping, installation, or accidents like a dropped wrench. We use waterproof, polyester resins to fill the cracks and chips. After sanding and filling them properly, our technicians apply acrylic enamel coatings. Then, the repaired area is meticulously blended into the surrounding surface so well that it is practically invisible! Best of all, our repairs are completed in place and you’ll be able to use your tub again in just a day or two.
DIY kit repairs often leave a lumpy surface and rarely match the color of your tub. Miracle Method professional technicians are training in color matching, whether it’s Kohler white, American Standard white or even avocado green. We can make it look like it never happened.
Before: A chip on a tub in need of repair.
After: Evidence of the chip is long gone!
Miracle Method’s repair services include:
- Porcelain bathtub repair
- Porcelain chip repair
- Porcelain sink repair
- Tile grout repair
- Cultured marble repair, including elimination of thermal cracks
- Fiberglass bathtub repair
- Fiberglass shower crack repair
- Acrylic bathtub repair
- Hot tub repair
- Jacuzzi hot tub repair
Visit the Miracle Method website today to learn more about our bathtub repair services. Use our online locator or call 855-212-7337 to reach a franchise near you!
This is amazing! I didn’t even think this was possible. We have an older home with two tubs that look old and worn. Resurfacing the tubs would probably be more cost effective than replacing them. Knowing me though i’d probably mess everything up and make things worse. I’m going to look into having them resurfaced. Thanks for the post.
Great! Let us know if you need help locating your local franchise.