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    • #14055
      Mark Boden
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      Is there anyone out there who will put a new porcelin
      coating (NOT paint/epoxy/powder coat/clear coat) on my old
      clawfoot tub? I have had contractors in the past re-
      finish the tubs by basically painted over the porcelin-
      but I want an original finish back on my tub-the paint
      ALWAYS chips after just a few years. I belive the tub
      should be sandblasted, “re-porcelined” and then baked
      in a kiln, up to 2000 degrees…..I live in Columbus Ohio
      and would be willing to take the tub anywhere in Ohio.

      Is this process cost prohibitive? Should I just go out
      and buy a new acrylic clawfoot?

      I’ve got to get this gutted bathroom done before Labor Day
      or my wife will berate me BIGTIME! The tub is already
      in my truck…just need a place to take it. Should I
      take it to the steel recycler? Also-I’m a computer DOLT-
      pls. respond via email-I might actually be able to find
      your response. Smart-alec comments welcome-they provide
      “conditioning” for my wife’s verbal abuse, which starts
      just before her family arrives on Labor day-I think I’ll
      go start on the outhouse….

    • #82197
      joe
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      I would keep the old chiped tub and send out the wife for refinishing. Or you can recycle her. If they accept trade-ins, get a newer model. Then you’ll have 3 to 5 years before the nagging starts again.

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      vl
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      americanbath.com

    • #119635
      biwl
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      stuff

    • #194046
      MELANIE BOLLINGER
      Guest

      IN THE NEWARK, COLUMBUS AREA, LOOKING FOR

      A REFINISHER FOR OUR OLD TUB.

    • #194047
      MELANIE BOLLINGER
      Guest

      IN THE NEWARK, COLUMBUS AREA, LOOKING FOR

      A REFINISHER FOR OUR OLD TUB.

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