I'm ashamed to post this picture. This is what the claw foot bathtub in my main floor bathroom has looked like for years. Well, I guess it didn't start out this bad, but it has gotten worse and worse over the years. I used it a couple times to give the boys their baths, but they'd come out with paint chips all over them and I didn't know if it was lead based or not! Maybe that would explain why my 2 1/2 year old still doesn't know his colors! And the worst part of this is? I didn't even realize how scary it was until I had out of town guests overnight and the little girls starting wailing when they thought they had to take a bath in that scary tub!! There was a chance this same family was coming back this year so I decided I had better get this tub polished up once and for all - before those girls see it again and shriek!! |
wow! what a difference. it looks great. i do agree w u on painting the balls silver. i can just see it now. u did a great job.
ReplyDeleteI love this, and i want to try it on my bathroom tub, how is it holding up now? Im pretty nervous about trying it because i dont want to get my self into a extremly expense cost to bay a new garden tub for my master bathroom!
ReplyDeleteI alllllmost got around to painting the balls silver the other day - had the paint out and everything. But didn't. another day.
ReplyDeleteNicole, so far it has held up great! HOWEVER, we haven't used it for a bath yet. haha!
That looks super. Yes silver feet!
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
Alice
ok, a year has gone by, does it still look as great as it did? I have a little sink I would like to try this on.
ReplyDeleteWhy did you not just use the Rust-Oleum tub refinish product??
It looked wonderful, I just found the picture of it and your blog...
How did you apply the paint? Brush, roller, ?
ReplyDeleteHow did you apply the paint?
ReplyDeleteHow did you apply the paint? Brush, roller, ?
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