Care Instruction

Avoid allowing wet items such as bath mats, wash cloths, and towels to remain continuously on a refinished surface without drying out between uses. Mats with suction cups should Not be used. (These mats will damage the coating).

Clean the finish regularly with a liquid soap; Green Works, Simple Green, Fantastic, Arm & Hammer Shower, Scrubbing Bubbles and many others.

Be sure that your faucet taps are dry and not dripping after using the fixture. Leaky faucets will erode the new finish causing it to crack and wear out prematurely, and voiding the guarantee.

Waiting period: The new finish needs at least 24-72 HOURS (depending on type of coating) to cure thoroughly. For the first 7 days cleaning solutions or cleaning products should NOT be used on the coated surfaces.

Our surface can be regularly cleaned and sanitized with a good liquid cleaner of your choice. Do not use cleaners that contain abrasives, harsh acids, or bleach. Most worn tubs, sinks and tile become worn and dull due to abrasive cleansers and not age or usage.

Please note: all newly refinished surfaces will have some surface dust which will have settled into the new surface. Do not be alarmed; the surface is still within its long term of cure period; normal use and regular cleaning will remove all minor surface dust.
Standing water: if the refinished surface of the shower pan/bathtub/sink is slanted or dished and causes water to pool away from the drain area, it is important to remove that water, (e.g., with a squeegee) and assure the surface dries after every use to prevent deterioration of the finish and eventual peeling.

How To Care For All Your Coated Surfaces?

Do clean your coated surfaces, tubs, sinks, countertops, and floors with liquid products.
Do use nylon sponges that are gentle on the surface.
For the first week, make sure you dry up your coated area and avoid using any cleaning solutions.
Maintain your coated surfaces dry and avoid wetness for extended periods of time.
Don’t use ammonia, Clorox, or powdered cleaners on the surface.
Don’t use harsh scrubbing devices on the coated surface.
Don’t use Draino or any hard chemicals on the coat.
Don’t wash any pets in coated tubs or sinks.
Don’t use rubber mats or anything else with suction cups. Most mats may eventually chip, peel, and lift the coating. (For your convenience, we can apply a permanent non-slip at a reasonable price. Please ask our technician or contact our office).
Avoid dragging pots and pans across your kitchen and sink coated surfaces.
Avoid leaving bottles, spray cans, wet cloths, or heated items on the coated surfaces.
Avoid dropping or throwing objects into the sink(s), countertop(s), tub(s), or floor(s).