In order to restore the natural radiance of the original materials, cleaning the surface and preparing it for bonding is an important first step in the process. In ceramic tile restoration specifically, Griffin Restoration smooths over chipped or cracked tiles with specialized materials. For bathtubs, any damage to the surface is repaired before moving on.

Once the original surface has been properly cleaned, it is prepared for bonding. A primer is applied in addition to the main treatment, a non-toxic acrylic-based ceramic coating with high density gloss. This process requires approximately 24 hours to dry fully but leaves you with an elegant, modern, durable surface.

Opting to restore your home’s current or original kitchen and bathroom surfaces rather than replace them is not only more affordable, environmentally conscious, and less hassle, but with proper preparations, your kitchen or bathroom space will be just as you left it—with a modern makeover—in only a few hours.

Whether you’re a homeowner with a discolored and outdated fiberglass shower or a contractor restoring a century-old home with original cast iron tubs to their former glory, resurfacing your bathroom fixtures offers an alternative to pricier renovations, is faster, and preserves your home’s character.

Replacing a basic pop-in fiberglass bathroom fixture may sound simple on the surface; however, in actuality, it is a lengthy process and demands a certain level of continuous upkeep from residents going forward to maintain its quality and appearance, a commitment most of us don’t have the time in our busy lives for.

Griffin Restoration is experienced in every level of surface restoration, from removing jets and filling the holes in fiberglass jacuzzis, to repairing cast iron clawfoot tubs overtaken by rust, to regularly resurfacing entire bathrooms with outdated fixtures. Regardless of the circumstances, the end product rivals the appearance of a brand new product with a much quicker turnover time and at a significantly lower cost.