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Old 07-14-2011, 12:30 PM   #1
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bathtub repaint?
Does anyone know who or what company that can paint/ spray a bathtub white? Right now its black colored and I want it to be white. Its a fiberglass tub.

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If it's fiberglass you just have to sand it down paint and what ever type of clear coat should work fine. Any paint booth would work but I would honestly check and see how much a new tub would be and sell your current one which might be more cost effective.

Call Andrew Sheret they might have a product or could put you in touch with a company that could do that.
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Try Permaglaze. They do pretty good work for refinishing dingy tubs
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