how do i redo a tub that was done once already with this product?
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The dried epoxy can be stripped away at any time using any ordinary methylene-chloride based paint stripper. Please read my Amazon review for detailed tips: http://www.amazon.com/review/R18DNQ55SPT26G/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B001733NJ4&linkCode=&nodeID=&tag=
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lots of sanding,100 and 150 sand paper, vaccum well mask tape perimeter than spray 12 inches away smooth movement side to side,let dry one day than second coat to complete.let cure two days.good luck.
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Unfortunately I don't do the refinishing, I have a maintenance crew that keeps my 500+ apt's tubs in good shape, we have tried others but they find the Homax product easiest & gives the best finish.
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Same way you applied before. Instead of sanding you skip that step . Just make sure your tub/sink are clean and dry. Needs two coats, second coat 45 mins after first if I'm not mistaken. It's been a while since I painted the tub. Just remember to follow the instructions between coats. Good luck
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The dried epoxy can be stripped away at any time using any ordinary methylene-chloride based paint stripper.Please read my Amazon review for detailed tips: http://www.amazon.com/review/R18DNQ55SPT26G/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001733NJ4&linkCode;=&nodeID;=&tag;=
1416178
I found a product at Lowe's worked better, and matched the tub better. We had a hole that went through ours too.
645304
If you use the whole system and clean all the existing grout as well as scrape it with wire brushes, it will be clean enough to use the product Makes it look like new but maintenance is required and it will have to be redone (maybe) semi-annually.
2015476
Good morning. There is the old fashion way to cean the boiler with a 50/50 mix of water and vinegar.(Natural) The other possibility is going to the next drug store or supermarket and get a bottle of softening agent(chemical)
1815715
The old instructions said to use a capful which I think would be about 2-3 tablespoons. I just sprinkle about the amount I think is right. And of course, if you have a larger tub you would want to use more.
442511
If it was used it would be smooth on top, a new tub would look as you described.
777807
I agree with the other comments about sanding and filling first. I would also use the high heat porcelain touch up paint if it is for a stove. There is a porcelain filler and repair I used prior to the paint for my tub. It is made by the same company and is available on Amazon as well. Search for Sheffield Bronze Corp 1454 Porcelain Filler & Repair 1 Oz. on Amazon and you will find it.
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clean it with vinegar and water pour it through it then flush with water a few times
993479
You can re-use as long as you don't add the hardener. Open and close as many times as you need. Hope this helps...
178868
I'm going to say no. I think once it's "set" you can't redo it. We don't have our instructions. Maybe google it?
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I found it on youtube. Here is the link..https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jW2dy5dAR-A if you can't get the link you can search on you tube for Tub Grip Instructions and the video will come up.
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This is a strong product which works very well. I thought I would need to replace my tub but it made it like new. You can try a small area first on your awning to see how it works on that surface before doing a large area. If it doesn't seem to be pulling the color off of it then you should be safe to use it for the entire awning. Hope this was helpful.
1870753
you could saturate it with this then scrub or blot. do it a few times maybe.
2075710
For a whirlpool bath tub, the first time I did two applications @1/2 bottle each. Repeatas necessary.
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Scrape off the areas that are gooey and wet then mix again and re pour. I found that it really helped when I mixed it up on a scale so I had the same amount of both in weight. Had no problems after that. Also I was told by the company to mix well in a disposable container for exactly a minute then pour in a new container and mix for another whole minute with a new mixing stick. Throw both containers away after that.
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YES YES YES! I was so frustrated with our old tub with the nasty iron stains from well water. All the usual suspects never worked adequately, like CLR. Then I read someone's post on an online forum sharing how she had a 100 year old tub, and she used Bar Keepers Friend and it worked beautifully without harming the finish. So since our house is just about as old as that, I went right out and got BKF and it is awesome. The tub now sparkles after using it. Can't speak for toilets. For that I use The Works. And that works like a champ. Good luck!
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To be honest after I finished the last tube, I bought the red tub. That one has the old formula. I've never bought the green before.