Green bath Tub

I've seen painted bathtubs; I've also seen ads for tub refinishing services. If I had your problem, I'd try one of the refinishers.

I asked this question earlier, but did not mention it was enamel. Got a lot of answers, but still looking for a solution.

Thanks

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IMHO, if the enamel is in good shape, learn to live with it, and count your blessings that you have a 'real' cast-iron tub, as opposed to a modern steel or plastic one. Others on here will disagree, but I have never personally seen a field-refinished tub that looked 'right', and the consensus seems to be that under daily use, the refinish doesn't last very long. And unless you are a rich person, you don't get cast iron any more.

If you simply can't stand the green under any circumstances, I'd go with a tub liner, assuming you can take the tub being slightly smaller. (although I understand they are not nearly as bad as they used to be, that way.)

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"Jeff Bulach" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@rogers.com:

It's vintage.....don't ruin it.

Personally I don't think I could live with a green tub, so I would have it done. I would not try and do it myself, I would have the pros do it. Not just a painter, but a professional fixture refinisher. Check their references and ask if you can see an example of their work.