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Our refinishing system works beautifully on: porcelain/cast
iron/acrylic bathtubs, fiberglass/acrylic/tile shower enclosures,
pedestal sinks, claw foot bathtubs, kitchen & vanity sinks,
culutured marble tops, formica counter tops, kitchen & bath
cabinets, appliances, ceramic tile, stone, and metal.

Refinishing costs will vary by region of the country,
but surface refinishing will almost always be a
fraction of the total cost of replacement. You will save
anywhere from 60-80% over the cost of replacing a
surface or fixture. Replacement costs not only
include the cost of the fixture or surface, but the cost
of removal, plumbing, carpentry work, and tile
setting, plus the time that you cannot use that
surface or fixture. Surface refinishing is very eco
friendly, it allows us to restore a surface or fixture to
a like new state, helping conserve natural resources.

The Surface Doctor Rx uses the most technologically
advanced and durable coatings available. These finishes are
manufactured to stand up to daily use and don't require special
care or maintenance. However, like any new surface or fixture, a
refinished surface can be damaged if abused or the proper care
instructions are not followed.

If cared for properly, a refinished surface and fixture can last up to
15 years or more. The Surface Doctor Rx offers a limited
warranty for 6 years under normal residential use.

We can duplicate and apply any color from the Sherwin-Williams,
Benjamin Moore, Kohler, Aquaglass, and American Standard color
palette to your surface or fixture regardless of its current color.
You are only limited by your imagination.

Liners are at least 2 to 3 times as expensive as refinishing and can
take 3 to 4 weeks from ordering to installation. Liners are acrylic or
PVC plastic pieces molded to fit your tub and glued in place.
Improper measurement or installation will cause gaps between the
original tub and liner. Over time the flex caused by this gap will
cause the liner to crack and break, much like bending a paper clip
over and over. If water enters this gap, or any other, mold and
mildew can grow causing a squishy feel producing obnoxious odors
and an unhealthy environment for your family. You are then left with
the task of removing the broken tub liner from the original liner, the
picture at left demonstrates that process.