Photo Gallery Click on an image to enlarge BEFORE - Damaged finish View Larger This bathtub is stained and the finish has been damaged over time. Notice the rust in the upper left-hand corner. Header BEFORE - Damaged finish link AFTER - Finished restored View Larger The finish has now been restored and all rust has been repaired. Header AFTER - Finished restored link BEFORE - Exterior rusted View Larger This claw foot bathtub was found in a farmer's field. Although the interior was in decent shape, the exterior was badly rusted. Header BEFORE - Exterior rusted link AFTER - Exterior restored View Larger The bathtub has been restored for use as a display at our annual home shows. Header AFTER - Exterior restored link BEFORE - Outdated tile with mold View Larger This customer was tired of her dated blue wall tile. She also had a recurring mold and mildew problem in her grout lines. Header BEFORE - Outdated tile with mold link AFTER - Restored tile & grout lines View Larger The wall tile was restored to a shade of bright white. The grout lines are now sealed and protected from mold and mildew growth. Header AFTER - Restored tile & grout lines link BEFORE - Surface badly damaged View Larger This bathtub was badly damaged by a drain cleaner that was allowed to sit in the bathtub. The surface has almost completely deteriorated. Header BEFORE - Surface badly damaged link AFTER - Surface restored View Larger The deterioration was successfully stopped and the surface restored. Header AFTER - Surface restored link BEFORE - Outdated color View Larger Another case of a dated color. This customer was tired of pink and wanted something more up-to-date. Header BEFORE - Outdated color link AFTER - Updated color View Larger Bright, shiny and most importantly, WHITE! Header AFTER - Updated color link BEFORE - Stained surface View Larger This bathtub was stained due to the non-slip surface that was factory installed in it. We don't recommend non-slip bottoms for this very reason. Header BEFORE - Stained surface link AFTER - Smooth surface View Larger The bathtub is no longer stained and the surface is smooth again. Header AFTER - Smooth surface link BEFORE - Outdated tile View Larger This is probably one of the most dramatic tile makeovers we've seen. These colors really date the entire bathroom. Header BEFORE - Outdated tile link AFTER - Bright, new tile View Larger The new white surface brings life back into this old bathroom. Header AFTER - Bright, new tile link BEFORE - Rust damage View Larger This bathtub had serious rust damage as well as marks from non-slip "stickies" that were used in it. Header BEFORE - Rust damage link AFTER - Rust areas repaired View Larger All reside from the "stickies" was removed and the rusted areas were treated and repaired. Header AFTER - Rust areas repaired link BEFORE - Burned bathtub View Larger This bathtub had actually been burned with a propane torch in a failed attempt to remove a bad coating applied by one of our competitors. Header BEFORE - Burned bathtub link AFTER - Burned areas repaired View Larger All burned areas were repaired and the tub completely restored. Header AFTER - Burned areas repaired link BEFORE - In need of a makeover View Larger This claw foot bathtub was actually in decent condition. It just needed a makeover to match its new surroundings. Header BEFORE - In need of a makeover link AFTER - Restored to match room View Larger The bathtub was restored in a cream color that greatly enhances the customer's decorating scheme. Header AFTER - Restored to match room link BEFORE - 1950's color View Larger Yet another case of a good color gone bad. Popular in the 1950's, not popular now. Header BEFORE - 1950's color link AFTER - Up-to-date color View Larger The bathtub is now a bright white and is definitely more up-to-date. Header AFTER - Up-to-date color link BEFORE - Pitted and rusted View Larger This bathtub was badly pitted and rusted down the center due to standing water. Header BEFORE - Pitted and rusted link AFTER - Beautiful surface View Larger The damaged areas were repaired, the water problem corrected, and the customer has a beautiful new surface. Header AFTER - Beautiful surface link
BEFORE - Damaged finish View Larger This bathtub is stained and the finish has been damaged over time. Notice the rust in the upper left-hand corner. Header BEFORE - Damaged finish link
AFTER - Finished restored View Larger The finish has now been restored and all rust has been repaired. Header AFTER - Finished restored link
BEFORE - Exterior rusted View Larger This claw foot bathtub was found in a farmer's field. Although the interior was in decent shape, the exterior was badly rusted. Header BEFORE - Exterior rusted link
AFTER - Exterior restored View Larger The bathtub has been restored for use as a display at our annual home shows. Header AFTER - Exterior restored link
BEFORE - Outdated tile with mold View Larger This customer was tired of her dated blue wall tile. She also had a recurring mold and mildew problem in her grout lines. Header BEFORE - Outdated tile with mold link
AFTER - Restored tile & grout lines View Larger The wall tile was restored to a shade of bright white. The grout lines are now sealed and protected from mold and mildew growth. Header AFTER - Restored tile & grout lines link
BEFORE - Surface badly damaged View Larger This bathtub was badly damaged by a drain cleaner that was allowed to sit in the bathtub. The surface has almost completely deteriorated. Header BEFORE - Surface badly damaged link
AFTER - Surface restored View Larger The deterioration was successfully stopped and the surface restored. Header AFTER - Surface restored link
BEFORE - Outdated color View Larger Another case of a dated color. This customer was tired of pink and wanted something more up-to-date. Header BEFORE - Outdated color link
AFTER - Updated color View Larger Bright, shiny and most importantly, WHITE! Header AFTER - Updated color link
BEFORE - Stained surface View Larger This bathtub was stained due to the non-slip surface that was factory installed in it. We don't recommend non-slip bottoms for this very reason. Header BEFORE - Stained surface link
AFTER - Smooth surface View Larger The bathtub is no longer stained and the surface is smooth again. Header AFTER - Smooth surface link
BEFORE - Outdated tile View Larger This is probably one of the most dramatic tile makeovers we've seen. These colors really date the entire bathroom. Header BEFORE - Outdated tile link
AFTER - Bright, new tile View Larger The new white surface brings life back into this old bathroom. Header AFTER - Bright, new tile link
BEFORE - Rust damage View Larger This bathtub had serious rust damage as well as marks from non-slip "stickies" that were used in it. Header BEFORE - Rust damage link
AFTER - Rust areas repaired View Larger All reside from the "stickies" was removed and the rusted areas were treated and repaired. Header AFTER - Rust areas repaired link
BEFORE - Burned bathtub View Larger This bathtub had actually been burned with a propane torch in a failed attempt to remove a bad coating applied by one of our competitors. Header BEFORE - Burned bathtub link
AFTER - Burned areas repaired View Larger All burned areas were repaired and the tub completely restored. Header AFTER - Burned areas repaired link
BEFORE - In need of a makeover View Larger This claw foot bathtub was actually in decent condition. It just needed a makeover to match its new surroundings. Header BEFORE - In need of a makeover link
AFTER - Restored to match room View Larger The bathtub was restored in a cream color that greatly enhances the customer's decorating scheme. Header AFTER - Restored to match room link
BEFORE - 1950's color View Larger Yet another case of a good color gone bad. Popular in the 1950's, not popular now. Header BEFORE - 1950's color link
AFTER - Up-to-date color View Larger The bathtub is now a bright white and is definitely more up-to-date. Header AFTER - Up-to-date color link
BEFORE - Pitted and rusted View Larger This bathtub was badly pitted and rusted down the center due to standing water. Header BEFORE - Pitted and rusted link
AFTER - Beautiful surface View Larger The damaged areas were repaired, the water problem corrected, and the customer has a beautiful new surface. Header AFTER - Beautiful surface link
