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    • Assess The Damage. Using a sponge and water, we first wiped down the inside and outside of the tub to assess what was superficial dirt or soap scum, and what might be a deeper stain.
    • Clean The Inside With Vinegar. To remove some of the lighter stains, we mixed a solution of 1-part white vinegar and 1-part water in a spray bottle and coated the inside of the tub.
    • Give The Inside A Heavy-Duty Scrub. A few readers had recommended Bar Keeper’s Friend Soft Cleanser but the initial results weren’t great. We followed the instructions of applying it to a damp surface, letting it sit for a few minutes, and then scrubbing it off with an ordinary sponge.
    • Sand The Outside. Unlike the inside, the outside of our tub had a lot more flaking rust and paint. Our first step was to sand the outside get rid of the already flaking paint so we could have a relatively smooth surface to paint.
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  2. Jan 15, 2024 · Refinishing a clawfoot tub is a cost-effective alternative to replacement, especially for antique tubs. Proper preparation is essential for a successful refinishing job. Gather all necessary materials before beginning the project. Removing old hardware is the first step.

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  5. May 25, 2016 · Instructions. Our tub had many battle wounds and looked to have been painted many, many times. Because we didn’t know if we were dealing with lead paint under one of those layers we decided not to scrape it down ourselves and took the tub to a local company to have it sandblasted. It came back in the condition below —which we were very happy with!

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  6. They can be refinished to match or contrast with the exterior, but the recommended treatment is to have them plated in chrome, nickel, bronze or even gold. It’s up to you. Once your tub is refinished, Miracle Method can assist you in finding antique reproduction faucets, handles, drains, and overflow covers to make your antique tub functional.

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