CARE INFORMATION 

After Reglazing Care Information 
You should allow at least 24 hours with room temperature before using your refinished Bathtub. 
Bathtub can be put back into full use but even after that time the surface may continue to harden for up to 2 
weeks. Because of that do not use any products with coloring effects. 
Treat your refinished Bathtub as you would to new items. Never use abrasive cleaners or abrasive pad. You may 
use baking soda, but not often because it may little bit reduce bathtub gloss. 
Regular cleaning is important to prevent soap scum build-up that will be hard to remove once it hardens and 
mar the beauty of the finish. Same can occurs under bathmat. 
For normal once a week cleaning the whole tub, you should remove any stuff from it and use a mild soap and 
water with a soft wash cloth. 

DO NOT USE Comet or Ajax, steel wool, wire brushes, harsh abrasives, any cleaning products with BLEACH, 
ammonia or cleaners containing ammonia, or scratch 
pads. Use of these chemicals would cause a dull surface. 
Try to USE ONLY recommended products below. 

Should you wish to use a product not listed below, always test on small area in a corner before applying to the entire surface. 
Always review individual cleaner’s instructions, and always gently rub and rinse thoroughly after cleaning. 

Plastic cleaning pads and or brush designed for use on bathtub surfaces generally are fine too use.

Do not allow any cleaners to remain on the surface for an extended period before thoroughly rinsing off.
Soaps are generally Alkaline in nature, meaning they have a higher PH than 7.2 which is considered neutral.
High PH Alkaline or low PH Acidic cleaners can mar or damage most surfaces. Especially if left down for extended periods.

Also, do not use any automatic spraying cleaning (refreshing) systems on bathtubs. It may continuously spray
agent aggressive for refinished bathtub in one place which will lead to stains on surface.
Because the surface is still curing after reglazing, normal use and regular cleaning will remove all minor new
surface dust marks. Once you put the shower curtain back up and start using the tub, you’ll no longer notice this.

Drain Cleaners: Liquid drain cleaners are recommended over powders and/or crystal.
However, when using liquid drain cleaning agents bail the standing water out of the bathtub completely and
remove the tub drain plug if present.
Using a sponge get as much water out of the tub’s drain as possible. If you’re up to it a small diameter, clear
vinyl tubing can be inserted into the drain and you can suck some of the water out. Avoid getting it in your mouth.
Use a funnel to prevent spills and apply the chemicals directly down the drain, slowly, allowing them to work.
Always make sure that chemicals do not come in contact with the new surface.
If it does wipe up immediately. Use drain cleaners sparingly so that they do not boil out and attack the new
surface. Allow time for the chemicals to work.
Snaking out thru the overflow is the better option to remove hair built up.

Got A Dog?
Washing your dog in a refinished tub, it’s a good idea to put down a rubber bathmat or towel on the tubs
bottom. One so they will feel secure and safe. We don’t won’t them to dig into the refinished tubs surface.

Also place a towel over the tubs rail so when they climb out they won’t dig into the tubs rail with their toe nails when getting out.

Important Tips For Cleaning Caring For A Refinished Bathtub: 
It’s best to store shampoo, soap bars etc. in a hanging shower caddy or shelf works well, to store your cleaners. 
Alkaline products left sitting on the surface will attack the surface over time. Should you have a built in soap dish use a raised soap holder. 
Avoid using heavy objects or tools near the surface without using protective padding in case of accidental 
dropping. 
Don’t let your kids use hard plastic toys in the bath as they can damage not only them but also the surface from striking the surface especially on the tubs edges. Always provide soft rubber toys if needed. 
Have leaking faucets repaired ASAP as dripping water will cause erosion of the surface over time. Running water made the Grand Canyon after all. 
Our coatings with perfect adhesion can withstand the use of a bathmat. The only CAVEAT is the mat MUST be 
removed after use. Just lay it over the tubs rail to dry. Water trapped under the suction cups are in a vacuum and over time will penetrate the finish. 
Should you have a need to put a ladder in the tub, put down padding and plywood under the ladders legs to 
spread out the weight and don’t damage tub. 
Refinishing your bathroom tub is an effective option to the high cost of remodeling, but does require some 
common-sense care to extend the service life. The suggestions on this page are true for new fixtures as well.