Did you know you can paint your bathtub or sink? . Yes, you can! . Worn-out tubs or sinks often still work perfectly well long after they’ve lost their luster. . Chips, scratches, stains, and dullness can all leave the fixture looking less than its best. . Professional refinishing isn’t an option for every fixture, but painting will work for most finishes. . Ceramic or porcelain can be particularly tricky to paint, . See what is involved and if it is right for you right here.

Revive your bathroom with these five easy steps to repaint a porcelain bathtub or sink. Get a durable, professional finish that lasts for years.

ome learn from today’s holiday guest, Kelli, how she used tub and tile paint to give her 90’s integral cultured marble sinks a completely new, modern look (and then keep reading for more ideas for how to update an integral sink and how to use tile refinishing paint) Painted Bathroom Sink and Countertop Makeover!

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Paint for porcelain bathroom fixtures can be purchased as roll-on or spray-on products. But there's plenty of prep work you need to do before you can start to paint.

Plastic, the gift, and curse of the modern era have arrived at your kitchens and bathrooms as a sink.