can this product be used to touch-up an already professionally finished tub?
1267627
Touch up small chipped areas? Yes, I would think so, but I don't think the touched up area will disappear I used this product to refinish the tub enclosure walls, which were 1970's pink Formica. First attempt was to spray the product on but was not getting adequate coverage. After 2 sweeps I did a third coat with a brush and was sorry I didn't do that first. The mist from spraying traveled everywhere so I was thankful I went overboard on the prep. Had to keep the bathroom door shut, window open and fan on for the first 24 hours. By the second day the fume smell was gone. For the price I was able to give my bathroom the facelift it needed. If you look real close you can see a few areas that could have used more product, I ran ran out. If I had to do this application again I would get excellent results. Unless you are doing a large area, I think this is too much product for a touch up.
784679
Probably can..be hard to get smooth and will leave residue that will look unsightly. If you can live with that then go for it..cheap fix and if it doesnt work it can be used for a bunch of other projects.
245236
Touch up should not be a problem. Not sure about how water repellant it is though to be honest with you. All in all it should work fine.
1647049
Yes you can. It will clean and polish but don't use it to try to remove scratches.
1972507
As long as the tub is not extremely textured I'd say you're good. Also let the adhesive cure a bare minimum of as long as the directions say, possibly longer, to get a good bond.
1745778
I dabbed some on a fiberglass tub that has a broken corner. There is no problem as far as laying it. But I doubt that a repair can be made invisible even if you match the color and the sheen, unless you blend it in like the body shop guys do it. (you'd need to spray a special finish- Some companies do that for cast iron tubs but I do not know for fiberglass)) I would make the same comment for appliance repairs). I did a fair job with multiple coats, fine Wet-n-Dry sand paper in different grades (360, 600, 1200) and patience. Rubbing compounds might help with blending the repair with the surroundings. I think that Marissa's comment is a good idea. Mine is a general idea on spot repairs. I dabbed some on a fiberglass tub that has a broken corner. There is no problem as far as laying it. But I doubt that a repair can be made invisible even if you match the color and the sheen, unless you blend it in like the body shop guys do it. (you'd need to spray a special finish- Some companies do that for cast iron tubs but I do not know for fiberglass)) I would make the same comment for appliance repairs). I did a fair job with multiple coats, fine Wet-n-Dry sand paper in different grades (360, 600, 1200) and patience. Rubbing compounds might help with blending the repair with the... » Read More I dabbed some on a fiberglass tub that has a broken corner. There is no problem as far as laying it. But I doubt that a repair can be made invisible even if you match the color and the sheen, unless you blend it in like the body shop guys do it. (you'd need to spray a special finish- Some companies do that for cast iron tubs but I do not know for fiberglass)) I would make the same comment for appliance repairs). I did a fair job with multiple coats, fine Wet-n-Dry sand paper in different grades (360, 600, 1200) and patience. Rubbing compounds might help with blending the repair with the surroundings. I think that Marissa's comment is a good idea. Mine is a general idea on spot repairs. « Show Less
1130501
This is primarily for Plastic surfaces, and as far as I know it is used to shine fiber glass like the bathtubs, make them look like new, but this leaves a oily finish, so I don't think it is a good choice for glass
859144
I was worried about that ,i used it any way,so far it doesn;t scratch.my wife says it take of scum that builds up from soap ,before we used it we thought ourtub finish was wearing of ,because of rough places in the tub,but the brushremoved the scum,and our tub shines like a new penny.p.s. i didn't see any scrathes.
660112
It's THE product for that use. Fix a leak in my hot tub with Plast-Aid, stuff is good.
1644472
It might if you say that the paint scratches easily. You could put a towel on the tub first then put the promo euro bath over it.
1775398
No,I do not believe this is the product for that job but if you are looking to refinish a white porcelain tub to its original finish it was perfect for us on the cast iron whirlpool we undertook,of course there are products to accomplish changing the color but not this product I don't believe.
2034453
I don't think this would be a good option for a hard surface like a bath tub because this nozzle is encased in a hard plastic that may scratch that surface (my opinion and first choice for any tough stains on any hard surface is the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. As far as a small section of flooring, I would say only if it is carpet.
893056
I returned this product because I realized there was not enough material provided for the repair I needed to make. It is for very small chips & nicks. I needed a much larger amount of filler to fix my sink. So I cannot say how it matches a white tub. I would guess that it is made to match a brand new white porcelain tub, so if your tub is older, it may vary in color a little & it may not blend in perfectly. However, even if the match is not perfect, I would think it still probably looks a lot better than looking at a chip or crack.
2134380
Yes, but it is not as rigid as most tubs, so would have some flexibility if used as a replacement. It seems to be designed as a covering for an existing tub. I am using it to cover a broken plastic tub and it is working well.
1507362
I am not sure. My tub is acrylic and it worked well. Maybe test in a small area.
1585313
this is laminated wood, the legs have no metal tips so no i wouldn't think it will scratch the tub but might leave some wood marring that cleanser would remove. this chair does pick up soap scum badly.
2214860
This would not be enough on its own to remove contaminants and old wax in preparation for polishing and fresh wax. You could certainly use this for the initial wash, but ideally you want to follow with something like Pinnacle's Paintwork Cleansing Lotion or the P21S Paintwork Cleanser. For even more cleaning power, use a clay bar after washing before a paint cleanser, then polishing and waxing. Cheers!