Painting a cast iron bathtub

If you have chips in your bathtub or the surface if flaking off, consider refinishing it instead of replacing it. Refinishing, reglazing, or resurfacing a bathtub can be much cheaper than buying a new bathtub. Here are some tips and tricks for how to resurface, reglaze, or refinish a bathtub. Bathtub LinerThe easiest way to resurface a bathtub is to purchase a bathtub liner. Bathtub liners are glued into the old bathtub. They can last up to 20 years, however are prone to cracking since…

Refinishing a cast iron tub yourself with a kit will keep your bathroom looking gorgeous without going over budget.

Last year, we found this great antique claw foot tub on Craigslist. You can see the video HERE. Well, it was finally time to refinish this baby! So Cy set the tub up outside on some saw horses this past week. I’m not totally sure how completely safe this set up...

When I shared a shot of my farm sink on Instagram I had several questions and requests to write a post detailing how I refreshed an antique sink. Here is a step-by-step tutorial for anyone trying t…

How to paint a cast iron bath, including the roll top and claw foot. Information about paint for old iron baths and which you should use

Learn how to remove a cast iron tub, clear out clutter and silence a squeaky door hinge, right here!

See the step-by-step process we used to transform a vintage clawfoot tub using a little bit paint and a lot of elbow grease.

If your cast-iron tub is looking a little rundown, save some money and give it a new coat of paint rather than replacing it. After filling in any gaps or cracks, sanding down the interior and exterior, and giving it a few coats of acrylic...