How To Refinish A Clawfoot Tub at Stacy Goddard blog

How To Refinish A Clawfoot Tub. So cy covered the rust with a spray primer/sealer. Here is the spray primer that he used. I didn’t want the outside to be super shiny, but i did want it to be wipeable. We hit it with two coats of primer spray paint, and then two coats of white rustolem spray paint, in a satin finish. My advice is to stay away from chipped or severely rusted enamel, but don’t let grime. The first step in restoring the clawfoot tub feet is to clean them thoroughly. Inspect for rust, especially around the drain and faucet. Use a wire brush or sandpaper to remove any rust or. This will keep the rust. Look for a tub with intact porcelain enamel. We used painter tape around the rim of the tub, to be sure we wouldn’t get any on the interior. Look for visible signs of damage like chips and cracks. The outside of the tub can be sanded and painted, but the enamel on the inside of the tub is more difficult to restore. The enamel is the hard, shiny surface that coats the inside of the tub.

The enamel is the hard, shiny surface that coats the inside of the tub. Use a wire brush or sandpaper to remove any rust or. I didn’t want the outside to be super shiny, but i did want it to be wipeable. The outside of the tub can be sanded and painted, but the enamel on the inside of the tub is more difficult to restore. So cy covered the rust with a spray primer/sealer. Look for a tub with intact porcelain enamel. We used painter tape around the rim of the tub, to be sure we wouldn’t get any on the interior. This will keep the rust. Inspect for rust, especially around the drain and faucet. The first step in restoring the clawfoot tub feet is to clean them thoroughly.

How To Refinish An Old Clawfoot Bath Tub

How To Refinish A Clawfoot Tub So cy covered the rust with a spray primer/sealer. This will keep the rust. Use a wire brush or sandpaper to remove any rust or. I didn’t want the outside to be super shiny, but i did want it to be wipeable. The enamel is the hard, shiny surface that coats the inside of the tub. So cy covered the rust with a spray primer/sealer. My advice is to stay away from chipped or severely rusted enamel, but don’t let grime. Inspect for rust, especially around the drain and faucet. Here is the spray primer that he used. The first step in restoring the clawfoot tub feet is to clean them thoroughly. The outside of the tub can be sanded and painted, but the enamel on the inside of the tub is more difficult to restore. We used painter tape around the rim of the tub, to be sure we wouldn’t get any on the interior. We hit it with two coats of primer spray paint, and then two coats of white rustolem spray paint, in a satin finish. Look for visible signs of damage like chips and cracks. Look for a tub with intact porcelain enamel.