- Got an old shower or tub and looking to refinish it? In this video, I tested out the BathWorks Tub Refinishing Kit to see how it would work in my 1970s turquoise shower stall. Kind of a long video, but I wanted you to see the entire process that went into this DIY refinishing project. Watch the full-tutorial for detailed instructions on how to get the best results. Read the blog post for more details. AD\r<br>\r<br>Purchase the shower and tub refinishing kit on Amazon (affiliate link): \r<br>\r<br>Purchase on Bath-Works.net: \r<br>\r<br>For the full blog post tutorial, visit: \r<br>\r<br>\r<br>See my Project Gallery:\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>***************\r<br>\r<br>0:00 Intro\r<br>0:19 BathWorks Tub Refinishing Kit\r<br>0:45 What comes in the bathtub finishing kit\r<br>2:28 Extra materials needed \r<br>3:19 Removing old shower caulk\r<br>3:45 STEP 1 - Cleaning your shower \r<br>5:07 STEP 2: Checking for cleanliness. NO soap scum can be left on the shower or tub!\r<br>5:32 STEP 3: Sanding the walls with 120-grit sandpaper.\r<br>5:59 STEP 4: Using etching cleaner.\r<br>6:51 STEP 5: Filling holes or chips with the chip filler, then sand and rinse. \r<br>7:05 STEP 6: Cover faucets to prevent water drips. Shower or tub must be totally dry.\r<br>7:10 Use a blow dryer to dry out your shower or tub.\r<br>7:33 STEP 7: Tape off around shower or tub.\r<br>7:45 STEP 8: Use the tack cloth to remove any dust.\r<br>8:00 STEP 9: Wipe on the liquid primer.\r<br>8:29 STEP 10: Mixing PART A paint and PART B hardener together. Use a mask!\r<br>8:57 STEP 11: Rolling on the paint.\r<br>9:50 STEP 12: Adding the non-skid additive to the floor.\r<br>10:57 BEFORE and AFTER\r<br>11:04 Thanks\r<br>11:41 The bathroom makeover results!\r<br>\r<br>***************\r<br>\r<br>\r<br>BLOG: \r<br>\r<br>EMAIL: serena@thriftdiving.com\r<br>\r<br>FACEBOOK: \r<br>\r<br>PINTEREST: \r<br>\r<br>INSTAGRAM: \r<br>\r<br>TWITTER: \r<br>\r<br>SNAPCHAT: \r<br>\r<br>THRIFT DIVING TEE-SHIRTS:
