I’m planning to renovate my 60’s bathroom. This includes the bath tub and ceramic tile surround. I’m researching a company called “Miracle Method”. This is one of many companies that offer spray finishes for tubs, tile and even laminate countertops.
Any one out there have any expereince with this company?
They say they have “special” equipment to ventilate the fumes. This is a prime concern.
Thanks,
Carlos
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Greetings Carlos,
This post, in response to your question, will bump the thread through the 'recent discussion' listing again which will increase it's viewing.
Perhaps it will catch someone's attention that can help you with advice.
Cheers
yer gonna have to type slow for me and maybe switch to a crayon.-buck '07
I never had a problem with character,
people've been telling me I was one ever since I was a kid.
The method you're talking about is epoxy paint, something like a hard plastic finish after it dries. It's an inexpensive way to renew the finish on old tubs and sinks but it has a limited life span, about five years. You're right about the fumes, very important to vent them all out of the house.
By the way, you can find this type of product in the paint department of any home center. If you want to check it out and/or DIY.