Premium Enamel Paint for Bathtubs and Sinks

You need 5-7 hours to resurface your bath with Renotub bathtub enamel repair kit.

No, simply mask around these. However, if you want to replace the taps or waste, you should do so before the preparation and application of Renotub™ enamel paint for bath.

Yes, cleaning the bath before applying the Renotub bath re-enamelling kit is essential. To secure lasting adhesion to the subsequent product, all surfaces shall be clean, dry and free from any contamination. Clean the surface in preparation for sanding. Thoroughly abrade the surface with a suitable P600 abrasive sandpaper. Remove loose paint and rust with a wire brush. Wash down your bath using a liquid surface cleaner and allow to dry thoroughly.

Apply Renotub bath enamel paint UK at temperatures between 10-25 °C in a well-ventilated room. Mix components A and B before painting and stir thoroughly. Once mixed, apply within 2-4 hours. Use a top-quality, fine bristle brush. Brush in one direction only for a smooth surface and feather the edges as you paint to avoid a hard line between painted areas. Avoid excessive brushing to ensure an even coat and smooth finish. Brush around the edges and the fittings, and when complete, we recommend applying the surface with a good quality 4” foam roller.

Yes. Renotub™ bath repair paint does not contain isocyanates. It is, however, common painting practice to wear a protective mask & gloves when preparing & resurfacing your bath.

Isocyanates are low molecular chemicals. They include compounds classified as potential human carcinogens and known to cause cancer in animals. The main effects of hazardous exposures are asthma and other lung problems, as well as irritation of the eyes, nose, throat, and skin.

By adhering to our recommended after-care advice and given average and usage, baths restored with Renotub enamel repair kit can last easily up to ten years and even more!

Yes. Renotub™ is perfect to re-enamel cast iron bathtub. It is also suitable for surfaces made of steel, ceramic porcelain & fibreglass, and aluminium.

No. Renotub™ enamel paint for bath doesn’t suit for covering plastic and acrylic surfaces. If only the surface of the product is damaged, use specialised plastic coatings or alternative restoration methods.

Yes. Utilising the Renotub enamel paint for bath repairs, you can resurface the whole suite, including the toilet.

Once you are ready to paint and you have mixed both Renotub™ 2K Bath Enamel Paint Part A with Renotub™ 2K Hardener Part B, you will have approximately 4 hours before the enamel paint will become unsuitable for application and/or has set. This is known as pot life.

We would highly recommend leaving the bath for a minimum of 7 days before exposing to water. This will give you the very best professional durable finish.

No, washing the dog in the bath after bathtub resurfacing with Renotub enamel repair kit is not a good idea. Dogs have sharp claws which will scratch the surface.

Most liquid cleaners can be used on a resurfaced bath. Do not use cream cleaners on a resurfaced bathtub as they will scratch the coating. Avoid products with abrasives and harsh specks.