There are a variety of ways to improve the appearance of a bathtub. Some prefer to install an acrylic or plastic liner – it’s cheaper than buying a new tub and has a very nice aesthetic appearance. However, these overlays can have serious drawbacks and potential consequences, as confirmed by owner reviews:

• The thickness of the liner is only a few millimeters, and a gap appears between the liner and the tub
• Cracks form over time
• Water can accumulate under the bathroom insert, which can lead to mold and mildew that is impossible to remove
• All bathtub liners wear out and need to be replaced eventually, which is a difficult process because of the way they are installed

Whether you’re considering installing a liner for the first time or replacing an existing one, we highly recommend against it. We offer a much better and more budget-friendly option: restoring your tub and tile, no matter what condition they’re in.

To restore the surface, we use liquid acrylic, which can recover the smoothness, shine, and whiteness of your bathtub — even after a bad experience with an acrylic liner. This method is suitable both for products being restored for the first time and for those that have been treated with an acrylic insert. This is the best available modern method for restoring the bathtub finish, with a record-breaking service time of approximately 20 years.