Reviving Antique Clawfoot Tubs by Reglazing
Clawfoot tubs are the pride and center of attraction in many American homes, especially if they are done up in Colonial or Greek Revival house styles. Amongst other antique furniture, olden clawfoot bathtubs are often passed from one generation to another as a family heirloom. If you wish to refinish your age-old clawfoot tub to give it a deserving facelift, you can either turn into a refinishing repairman or approach a professional refinishing technician to do the needful. Clawfoot tub reglazing is much cheaper than installing a brand new clawfoot that may cost you thousands of dollars. The Reglazing Process An old bathtub can be upgraded by a technique known as reglazing or recoating. Antique tubs with grimy and stained surfaces can be given a new look by refinishing it. Tub reglazing is a lengthy procedure; it may involve 5 to 6 hours of work plus a dry period of one day. The multi-step process may involve a thorough cleaning of the tub, sanding the areas to remove any residue