Cleaning and Maintaining Your Newly Reglazed Bathtub

One way to update the look of your bathtub is through a procedure known as refinishing, or reglazing, which involves putting a polyurethane coating. Care for a refinished bathtub is comparable to that of a cars paint job if you want the finish to last.Maintaining the Tile Regrouting NJ finish requires a few extra steps. If you don't give your finish the attention it needs, it won't last as long and you might even void the guarantee.

Here's what you should do to maintain your newly refinished or reglazed tub:

• If the company requests that you refrain from using the surface for a certain amount of time,please comply.
•  Soap, sponges, rags, bottles, and anything else should never be placed on the finish. A shower rack should be used instead.
• Fix any faucets that are dripping water immediately.
• To avoid damage, avoid using cleaning products that are too rough. There are no signaling objects present (S-O-S) pads. Not a Comet. There are no razors available. ABSOLUTELY NO ABRASIVES! Use a gentle sponge and some spray cleansers to clean the tub.
• Use of suction-cupped bath mats is not recommended. They can retain moisture and cause finish to pull.
• Do not attempt to remove dust from the surface by picking at it. After around three to four weeks of regular cleaning and use, any visible dust should disappear. Also helpful is waxing.

Brushes and other painting Bathtub Reglazing New Jersey equipment should never be cleaned in a bathtub or on any other glazed surface. Harsh chemicals should be avoided in the bath. Don't use it for cleaning or storing anything that could scratch or cut.

By following these guidelines, you can protect your investment at https://www.abathreglazing.com/ in a newly refinished tub or tile and ensure that your guarantee remains in effect.