New-Finish

New Finish© Tub and Counter Refinishing

Typical Projects

Our products have the highest safety and reliability ratings in the world. All solid-color tubs are guaranteed for 6 years against any failure of adhesion. Also, this is a full warranty, not "pro-rated" --- which means you're 100% covered for the entire term.

This Corian counter was in perfect condition but

with a dated "bubble-gum" color scheme. Now it looks brand-new.

Here is a close-up of the sink area. Note the

original dimensions and thickness completely reproduced

A recent kitchen with dated tile counters,

Note the green "deco" tile in the backsplash.

Same ktichen done in our river-rock stone overlay

There are many colors and patters to choose from.

A typical formica washroom sink is the perfect

cadidate for an unexpected high-end upgrade!

Just look at the difference! Nobody has "granite"

in the laundry-room! Note the rounded corners/edges.

Done over tile, our "stone" finish breathes new life into ho-hum "builder" tile giving it an almost "tumbled" tile look. Grout lines are still visible of course, but are sealed beneath the new finish, eliminating them as dirt, grease and grime traps and making them super-easy to clean.

Done over "cultured marble" (a fancy way of saying "gel-coated fiberglass"!) all cracks, burns, chips, thermals, scratches, gouges and the like are elimiated. This method works miracles on all vanities, tile, garden-tubs, roman tubs, jacuzzi tubs and the like.

This tub was 1978 "Harvest Gold" and the tile was

plane white and very worn, The difference is stunning.

Here is a closer view of the tub with new

oiled-bronze fixtures installed

There was no reason to change these fixtures

Nor the Kohler sinks.

Look at the new rich luster this old laminate

resurfaced in our "stone" finish now has! Note the rounded edges.

Almost anything can be refinished, and if done right the new finish will outlast the old one! But make SURE it's done right! Too "cheap" to be true is too expensive to be believed!

These colors are just an approximation.

The actual colors are much darker.