This Part 1 of How to Paint A Bathtub Yourself. In this video series we cover how to prepare and paint a bath that has already been painted before.
If the previous paint is peels off easily then you'll need to strip it off completely. You can use a paint stripper or a sander. Be careful, if you use a stripping agent, have the proper protection. Like a carbon filter mask and proper ventilation. Never leave the bathroom door closed. Always read the safety instructions on any stripping agent label.
If the bath was painted by a professional bath refinisher then you can sand off the areas that are peeling.
Below are the next videos to watch in this series:
Part 2 - Protect Bath Area: • How to Paint A Bathtub...
Part 3 - Mix and Apply Paint: • How to Paint A Bathtub...
Part 4 - The Next Day: • How to Paint a Bathtub...
What you'll need to paint your own bath:
1. Watch this video series Part 1 - 4 at least 2 times before attempting this on your own bath.
2. Self-Levelling pour-on bath epoxy:
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The instructions, tips and techniques we share on this video and this channel work. We know because we’ve successfully refinished over 2000 bathtubs, shower trays and sinks using pour-on bath paint.
There’s a lot of great videos on KZfaq that show how easy it is to use this type of paint for baths. But, we’ve found that using the videos alone is not enough. So if you buy the product and try using the videos alone, you may find that it’s not as easy as it looks. The reason is because you miss small details which are important to get the best results.
We do things a little differently by giving you those little details through our videos. written guide, work checklist and tips on how to get the best use of bath epoxy.
The results will depend on how well you follow the instructions in the videos, guide and the checklist.