You don’t always need a full bathroom remodel to make your tub look new again. Tub refinishing, also known as bathtub painting or reglazing, can completely change the look and feel of your bathtub—without tearing anything out.
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I’ve been helping homeowners all across the DFW area for years, and you’d be surprised how many people ask the same thing:

“Is there a way I can have someone paint over my bathtub?”
“Can I get a new finish on my bathtub without replacing it?”

Yes, you absolutely can. That’s what we do every week here at Ideal Resurfacing and Flooring.

The Better Alternative to Replacing Your Tub

Replacing a bathtub is expensive, messy, and time-consuming. It usually involves demo work, plumbing changes, and days of inconvenience. Shower and bathtub refinishing, on the other hand, takes just a few hours and gives your tub a brand-new surface that looks and feels like it came straight from the showroom.
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Whether you’ve got rust stains, cracks, discoloration, or just an outdated look, refinishing is often the best solution.

If you’re saying this into your phone or app right now—you’ve found the right place. We specialize in tub refinishing throughout the Dallas–Fort Worth area, and we’ve worked on everything from vintage clawfoot tubs to modern fiberglass units.
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Our process is designed to restore the original surface, fix damage, and apply a durable topcoat that lasts.

“Painter for my bathtub” — How Bathtub Painting Really Works

Let’s clear something up—bathtub painting isn’t the same as grabbing a paintbrush and a can from the hardware store. The materials we use are specifically designed for reglazing bathroom surfaces. They’re made to hold up against moisture, heat, and daily wear.

We prep the surface, repair any damage, and apply a professional-grade coating that cures into a glossy, long-lasting finish.

“How do I get stains out of my bathtub?”

If your tub has deep stains that just won’t come out, no matter what cleaner you use, refinishing is the solution. Rather than scrubbing endlessly, we resurface the entire tub, sealing over stains and damage with a fresh finish that’s smooth, clean, and stain-free.
No more rust rings, hard water marks, or yellowing.

“Is there someone who can fix rust bathtubs?”

Yes—we can. Rust is one of the most common reasons people call us. Reglazing a bathtub with rust damage involves sanding down the affected areas, neutralizing the rust, and sealing everything with a new coating that stops further corrosion and looks brand new.

“Tile painting” and Refinishing for Surrounds

We also offer tile painting, which uses the same durable refinishing process. If your bathtub is surrounded by old tile, we can refresh those surfaces to match your newly refinished tub—no need to rip anything out.

You get a uniform, modern look across your whole bathroom without the cost of new tile.

“What’s the best way to redo my bathroom for cheap?”

It’s this. Refinishing your tub, tile, and surround is hands-down the most cost-effective way to update your bathroom. For a fraction of what you’d pay for a full remodel, we give you the clean, modern bathroom you’ve been dreaming of—fast.

“Find me a person that does refinishing for bathrooms.”

That’s us. At Ideal Resurfacing, we specialize in refinishing bathrooms across DFW—bathtubs, tile, showers, and countertops. If it can be restored, we’ll do it. And if it can’t, we’ll tell you up front.
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We believe in honest work and real results.

Why DFW Homeowners Are Choosing Bathtub Reglazing Over Replacement

• Faster turnaround – Most jobs are done in a day
  
• Costs a fraction of a replacement
  
• Repairs rust, cracks, and discoloration
  
• Custom colors available
  
• Eco-friendly – Less waste and fewer materials

Let's Talk About Your Bathtub

If you’ve been searching for answers like:
“Can I get someone to paint over my tub?”
 “Who does tub refinishing near me?”
 “What’s the cheapest way to fix up my bathroom?”

...you’re in the right place. Let’s chat about your space. We’ll walk you through what can be refinished, what colors are available, and how to make your bathroom shine again—without tearing anything out.
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—Tino
 Owner, Ideal Resurfacing and Flooring – Serving DFW