what kind of paint would i use to repaint my bathtub and bathroom sinks?

Answer 1

THis IS NOT an ideal DIY project. To begin, you would use a 2-part epoxy-enamel paint and you will have to follow the manufacturer's written instructions on prepping the tub and sink to the letter. Once properly prepped, the epoxy-enamel is applied, again following the application instructions exactly as they are written. The bathroom must be well-ventilated, as this type of paint usually has a strong odor. Since this is an epoxy, you only have a certain amount of time for application, once you exceed the allotted time, the paint generally is not usable. I don't mean to "scare" you, but this really isn't a project for the beginning do-it-yourselfer. However, if you work carefully and follow the instructions exactly, it may turn out OK. Good luck with it........

Answer 2

You could use a waterproof enamel as a temporary solution, but I do not recommend it.

Paint will not be a very good solution to your problem for areas like tubs and sinks that get wet. The best thing to do is use a refinishing compound such as Renew (TM) by Magic amercian products. It sprays on rather like spray paint but takes longer to dry, and may need to be applied in more than 1 coat.

Answer 3

They have a special paint at Home Depot probally at Lowes too. Its in a spray can. Just ask the guys in the paint dept. and they'll show you where it is. When you spray, do it in light coats or else it'll run.

Answer 4

Ask a pluming supply they make a porcelain covering for them>

Answer 5

OH wow nice question to ask i am looking for the same answer to this question. I truly hope someone knows this answer.

Answer 6

Try baby oil.