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REMODEL IT YOURSELF: No need to hire a spendy expert. This refinishing kit takes the expense out of bathtub improvement. Perfect for renters, apartment dwellers, and residential or commercial tubs, sinks, showers. ECO-FRIENDLY STEP-BY-STEP DEMO VIDEOS: Free videos take the mystery out of re-glazing. We guide you through the prep, the application, and finishing steps. If you can follow instructions, you can DIY recast your tub in 2 to 4 hours. Find the videos at https://www.youtube.com/refinishedbathsolutions KIT CONTAINS EVERY TOOL YOU NEED: Our tub 24-HOUR CURE TIME: After applying Ekopel, it takes 24 hours to “set†before using your tub/shower. Maintain 72 degrees Fahrenheit in bathroom for shortest cure. In lower temps, it will take longer to set.
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Six years ago, we had our harvest gold tub painted by a “professional†and had problems with chipping paint from the very beginning. Over the years, I used some of the $20 bathtub refinishing kits found at Home Depot to touch up the peeling areas. I applied it with a brush and it looked crappy, but when company was coming, we would sand and paint paint over the bare spots and hoped they wouldn’t notice. Finally, we got sick of looking at it and decided to just replac e the tub and surrounding tile walls. The first quote we got was $5,000! At first we were going to do it, then decided we didn’t want the expense and the mess of a remodel, so I was going to do the work myself. We kept weighing this option against simply buying another $20 kit and doing another touch up, but we were just sick and tired of it all. This is when I discovered Ekopel 2K. I have a lot of experience working with epoxy and know how strong the stuff is. We decided to order the kit and give it one last try before we dynamited the whole darn bathroom. The first thing was to remove all the old paint and a lot of it came off easily with single-edge razor blades. I found the best trick was to clamp the blade in a vice grip pliers and chisel it off that way. I was able to get most of it off in an hour or so. I did have to use some paint stripper in the spots where I had touched up the paint with the $20 kits but that wasn’t too bad. I cleaned the tub and used the recommended Lysol Toilet cleaner with the acid. According to the video, the Lysol is supposed to etch the surface of the tub, but it still looked shiny to me and I was concerned that the epoxy wouldn't take a bite, so I used my power sander and went over the entire tub to remove a bit of the shine. Maybe I didn’t need to do this, but I had the time and the tools, so I went with it. All of this paint removal and prep took me about three hours. The YouTube video set provided by the supplier, Refinished Bath Solutions, was extremely helpful and I watched the application portion at least three times. I followed the method as best as I could for a first timer, and it came out very well. I was concerned there wouldn’t be enough material to do the job, but it turned out I had almost 1-1/2 cups left over, and I even coated the soap dish. I think it took about 1-1/2 hours from the time I opened the can. The biggest problem area was working with the drain. One hassle was the toilet being in the way, so I would have to reach over to scoop the epoxy out. I would invariably bump my arm on the side of the tub and have to reapply in that area. As the material cured, I would continue to scoop out the material from the drain. About 6 hours after I started the application I removed the drain cover. Some material migrated over the drain flange which I removed the next morning with a razor and messed it up a bit there. One pro tip, use knee pads, even if you get a cheap pair. Something else to mention, the paint didn’t arrive with any instructions at all. At the last minute I discovered the Ekopel 2K Technical Data Sheet provided by the manufacturer, Pabrec, which contains some important information not mentioned in the videos. I am very pleased with this product and expect the finish to outlast me and my wife.
I am a property manager and a very experienced DIY’er and I would have to say that this was one of the most challenging projects that I have taken on in the last couple of years. On a difficulty scale of 1 to 10 for a DIY’er, I would give it a 9. - There are no instructions included with the product, but after finding them in the web, and watching an hour of YouTube, I thought I was prepared. - Prepping and taping the tub and surrounding area took over two hours. - Applying Ekopel means awkwardly leaning over your tub for 90 minutes, which is back straining to say the least. - There is a huge mess throughout the process, and cleanup is a nightmare. - If you are not able to remove your drain you are in for an even bigger challenge. I am looking at the result now and try to figure out how much sanding and which new product I am going to buy to cover up the problems. - There was just barely enough material included to cover my tub. - They make it seem if the pour over method will magically create the perfect layer across the entire tub. This is not the case. I have thin spots in some areas, and thick drips in others. - Although I followed the instructions about not scraping the bottoms or sides at the end, I still ended up with brown spots in some areas. After prep, application and initial clean up I am 7 hours into this job. I now need to make a trip to the hardware to buy a lot of sand paper to hopefully smooth out the drips, and a competitor’s product to hopefully fix the issues with the drain area and the thin spots. Those jobs should add another 3-4 hours, for a total of over 10 hours and close to $200. Not impressed...
Six years ago, we had our harvest gold tub painted by a “professional†and had problems with chipping paint from the very beginning. Over the years, I used some of the $20 bathtub refinishing kits found at Home Depot to touch up the peeling areas. I applied it with a brush and it looked crappy, but when company was coming, we would sand and paint paint over the bare spots and hoped they wouldn’t notice. Finally, we got sick of looking at it and decided to just replace the tub and surrounding tile walls. The first quote we got was $5,000! At first we were going to do it, then decided we didn’t want the expense and the mess of a remodel, so I was going to do the work myself. We kept weighing this option against simply buying another $20 kit and doing another touch up, but we were just sick and tired of it all. This is when I discovered Ekopel 2K. I have a lot of experience working with epoxy and know how strong the stuff is. We decided to order the kit and give it one last try before we dynamited the whole darn bathroom. The first thing was to remove all the old paint and a lot of it came off easily with single-edge razor blades. I found the best trick was to clamp the blade in a vice grip pliers and chisel it off that way. I was able to get most of it off in an hour or so. I did have to use some paint stripper in the spots where I had touched up the paint with the $20 kits but that wasn’t too bad. I cleaned the tub and used the recommended Lysol Toilet cleaner with the acid. According to the video, the Lysol is supposed to etch the surface of the tub, but it still looked shiny to me and I was concerned that the epoxy wouldn't take a bite, so I used my power sander and went over the entire tub to remove a bit of the shine. Maybe I didn’t need to do this, but I had the time and the tools, so I went with it. All of this paint removal and prep took me about three hours. The YouTube video set provided by the supplier, Refinished Bath Solutions, was extremely helpful and I watched the application portion at least three times. I followed the method as best as I could for a first timer, and it came out very well. I was concerned there wouldn’t be enough material to do the job, but it turned out I had almost 1-1/2 cups left over, and I even coated the soap dish. I think it took about 1-1/2 hours from the time I opened the can. The biggest problem area was working with the drain. One hassle was the toilet being in the way, so I would have to reach over to scoop the epoxy out. I would invariably bump my arm on the side of the tub and have to reapply in that area. As the material cured, I would continue to scoop out the material from the drain. About 6 hours after I started the application I removed the drain cover. Some material migrated over the drain flange which I removed the next morning with a razor and messed it up a bit there. One pro tip, use knee pads, even if you get a cheap pair. Something else to mention, the paint didn’t arrive with any instructions at all. At the last minute I discovered the Ekopel 2K Technical Data Sheet provided by the manufacturer, Pabrec, which contains some important information not mentioned in the videos. I am very pleased with this product and expect the finish to outlast me and my wife.
Six years ago, we had our harvest gold tub painted by a “professional†and had problems with chipping paint from the very beginning. Over the years, I used some of the $20 bathtub refinishing kits found at Home Depot to touch up the peeling areas. I applied it with a brush and it looked crappy, but when company was coming, we would sand and paint paint over the bare spots and hoped they wouldn’t notice. Finally, we got sick of looking at it and decided to just replace the tub and surrounding tile walls. The first quote we got was $5,000! At first we were going to do it, then decided we didn’t want the expense and the mess of a remodel, so I was going to do the work myself. We kept weighing this option against simply buying another $20 kit and doing another touch up, but we were just sick and tired of it all. This is when I discovered Ekopel 2K. I have a lot of experience working with epoxy and know how strong the stuff is. We decided to order the kit and give it one last try before we dynamited the whole darn bathroom. The first thing was to remove all the old paint and a lot of it came off easily with single-edge razor blades. I found the best trick was to clamp the blade in a vice grip pliers and chisel it off that way. I was able to get most of it off in an hour or so. I did have to use some paint stripper in the spots where I had touched up the paint with the $20 kits but that wasn’t too bad. I cleaned the tub and used the recommended Lysol Toilet cleaner with the acid. According to the video, the Lysol is supposed to etch the surface of the tub, but it still looked shiny to me and I was concerned that the epoxy wouldn't take a bite, so I used my power sander and went over the entire tub to remove a bit of the shine. Maybe I didn’t need to do this, but I had the time and the tools, so I went with it. All of this paint removal and prep took me about three hours. The YouTube video set provided by the supplier, Refinished Bath Solutions, was extremely helpful and I watched the application portion at least three times. I followed the method as best as I could for a first timer, and it came out very well. I was concerned there wouldn’t be enough material to do the job, but it turned out I had almost 1-1/2 cups left over, and I even coated the soap dish. I think it took about 1-1/2 hours from the time I opened the can. The biggest problem area was working with the drain. One hassle was the toilet being in the way, so I would have to reach over to scoop the epoxy out. I would invariably bump my arm on the side of the tub and have to reapply in that area. As the material cured, I would continue to scoop out the material from the drain. About 6 hours after I started the application I removed the drain cover. Some material migrated over the drain flange which I removed the next morning with a razor and messed it up a bit there. One pro tip, use knee pads, even if you get a cheap pair. Something else to mention, the paint didn’t arrive with any instructions at all. At the last minute I discovered the Ekopel 2K Technical Data Sheet provided by the manufacturer, Pabrec, which contains some important information not mentioned in the videos. I am very pleased with this product and expect the finish to outlast me and my wife.
This is the 3rd time I am refinishing this tub and hopefully the last time. This product is different than any of the other products I've used before. I am happy with the outcome although I could have done better if I had watched more YouTube videos and got some of the tips I was missing as I was doing the tub. I would suggest that the seller include instructions. Just supplying a website is not adequate. Watch videos that individuals have posted, watch mine. I made plenty of mistakes that you could avoid by watching a wide variety. I included photos of my damaged tub and steps I took to repair it. I used razor blades, paint scrapers and a steamer to remove the old finish. I removed all of the caulk from around the tub. I used a lime, rust and calcium remover to clean the tub, rinsed it with water and then wiped it with alcohol and a clean cloth. Things you need: gloves, clean clothes, screwdriver, masking tape, drop cloth in at least 3 layers, hair dryer or heat gun, clean plastic cups, a wooden stirrer with squared sides. Wear close fitting clothing that you don't mind ruining. Make sure the temperature in the room is about 70- 75 degrees F. Too warm and the product hardens faster, too cold and it takes longer for it to harden. Try to make sure there is no dust flying around. Be careful of flying or crawling insects, if they get caught, they are stuck unless you can get them out bef ore the product stops self-leveling. Take everything out of the area. I took out all of the hanging shelves, soap off of the dishes and anything else that could possibly fall into the tub. Remove the hardware and pipes if you can if you can't remove them, protect them with masking tape. Shut the water supply off. I shut my tub valve off but I still had a drip. I used a baby diaper and a rubber glove taped over the spigot so no drips would ruin my work. The can has a seal on it and I needed to use a flat head screwdriver to remove it. Once you combine the 2 components, be prepared to stir thoroughly for at least 10 minutes or more. You can NOT use a drill or other mechanical stirrer, you will need to stir by hand. Once you have it stirred, start pouring on the corners and ledge of the far side. Start at 11 o'clock and go clockwise. Don't worry about the bottom of the tub until you have all the sides covered. Remember the bottom of the tub has a slight pitch and the product will level toward the lowest area, which is where the drain is. All in all, I think this is a wonderful product. I loved the result. I caused a few flaws but even with those flaws, it looks 99% better and almost new.
This is the 3rd time I am refinishing this tub and hopefully the last time. This product is different than any of the other products I've used before. I am happy with the outcome although I could have done better if I had watched more YouTube videos and got some of the tips I was missing as I was doing the tub. I would suggest that the seller include instructions. Just supplying a website is not adequate. Watch videos that individuals have posted, watch mine. I made plenty of mistakes that you could avoid by watching a wide variety. I included photos of my damaged tub and steps I took to repair it. I used razor blades, paint scrapers and a steamer to remove the old finish. I removed all of the caulk from around the tub. I used a lime, rust and calcium remover to clean the tub, rinsed it with water and then wiped it with alcohol and a clean cloth. Things you need: gloves, clean clothes, screwdriver, masking tape, drop cloth in at least 3 layers, hair dryer or heat gun, clean plastic cups, a wooden stirrer with squared sides. Wear close fitting clothing that you don't mind ruining. Make sure the temperature in the room is about 70- 75 degrees F. Too warm and the product hardens faster, too cold and it takes longer for it to harden. Try to make sure there is no dust flying around. Be careful of flying or crawling insects, if they get caught, they are stuck unless you can get them out bef ore the product stops self-leveling. Take everything out of the area. I took out all of the hanging shelves, soap off of the dishes and anything else that could possibly fall into the tub. Remove the hardware and pipes if you can if you can't remove them, protect them with masking tape. Shut the water supply off. I shut my tub valve off but I still had a drip. I used a baby diaper and a rubber glove taped over the spigot so no drips would ruin my work. The can has a seal on it and I needed to use a flat head screwdriver to remove it. Once you combine the 2 components, be prepared to stir thoroughly for at least 10 minutes or more. You can NOT use a drill or other mechanical stirrer, you will need to stir by hand. Once you have it stirred, start pouring on the corners and ledge of the far side. Start at 11 o'clock and go clockwise. Don't worry about the bottom of the tub until you have all the sides covered. Remember the bottom of the tub has a slight pitch and the product will level toward the lowest area, which is where the drain is. All in all, I think this is a wonderful product. I loved the result. I caused a few flaws but even with those flaws, it looks 99% better and almost new.
I am a property manager and a very experienced DIY’er and I would have to say that this was one of the most challenging projects that I have taken on in the last couple of years. On a difficulty scale of 1 to 10 for a DIY’er, I would give it a 9. - There are no instructions included with the product, but after finding them in the web, and watching an hour of YouTube, I thought I was prepared. - Prepping and taping the tub and surrounding area took over two hours. - Applying Ekopel means awkwardly leaning over your tub for 90 minutes, which is back straining to say the least. - There is a huge mess throughout the process, and cleanup is a nightmare. - If you are not able to remove your drain you are in for an even bigger challenge. I am looking at the result now and try to figure out how much sanding and which new product I am going to buy to cover up the problems. - There was just barely enough material included to cover my tub. - They make it seem if the pour over method will magically create the perfect layer across the entire tub. This is not the case. I have thin spots in some areas, and thick drips in others. - Although I followed the instructions about not scraping the bottoms or sides at the end, I still ended up with brown spots in some areas. After prep, application and initial clean up I am 7 hours into this job. I now need to make a trip to the hardware to buy a lot of sand paper to hopefully smooth out the drips, and a competitor’s product to hopefully fix the issues with the drain area and the thin spots. Those jobs should add another 3-4 hours, for a total of over 10 hours and close to $200. Not impressed...
I am a property manager and a very experienced DIY’er and I would have to say that this was one of the most challenging projects that I have taken on in the last couple of years. On a difficulty scale of 1 to 10 for a DIY’er, I would give it a 9. - There are no instructions included with the product, but after finding them in the web, and watching an hour of YouTube, I thought I was prepared. - Prepping and taping the tub and surrounding area took over two hours. - Applying Ekopel means awkwardly leaning over your tub for 90 minutes, which is back straining to say the least. - There is a huge mess throughout the process, and cleanup is a nightmare. - If you are not able to remove your drain you are in for an even bigger challenge. I am looking at the result now and try to figure out how much sanding and which new product I am going to buy to cover up the problems. - There was just barely enough material included to cover my tub. - They make it seem if the pour over method will magically create the perfect layer across the entire tub. This is not the case. I have thin spots in some areas, and thick drips in others. - Although I followed the instructions about not scraping the bottoms or sides at the end, I still ended up with brown spots in some areas. After prep, application and initial clean up I am 7 hours into this job. I now need to make a trip to the hardware to buy a lot of sand paper to hopefully smooth out the drips, and a competitor’s product to hopefully fix the issues with the drain area and the thin spots. Those jobs should add another 3-4 hours, for a total of over 10 hours and close to $200. Not impressed...
I have rentals that were built in the early 1960's. These are short, special order tubs besides the fact that they are hard to get out of the units and replaced without spending a lot of money. I had been looking on the internet for a product that would work and found Ekopel. I didn't check Amazon first because it is made in Armenia. I found a company for the first order. On You Tube, there is a contractor who has several videos on how to apply this that are way better than the manufacturer, one is about 30 minutes. I figured the tube couldn't get much worse, and for the price, it was a lot better than a new tub. I have done one tub so far and will be doing another this week. The results were amazing! And, the finish is guaranteed. The worst part was I didn't tape three layers of brown paper on the floor, one layer of brown and then two layers of newspaper--it wast too thin. The other thing I would do is use a pour cup with a handle (not a solo cup) as it will get all over your hands and gloves and you end up changing gloves and cups. I am using a paint cup with a handle for the next one. Hardest part is bending over the tub and trying not to touch the outside of it while you are scooping it up. I'm a 67 year old female so if I can do it, anybody can! No smell, dries in 24-48 hours and outshined everything else in the bathroom. It sets up in an hour and a half but I had plenty of time. Just a note, it will continue to run down the outside of the tub so leave one layer of paper down for the next 24 hours. I love this stuff!
I have rentals that were built in the early 1960's. These are short, special order tubs besides the fact that they are hard to get out of the units and replaced without spending a lot of money. I had been looking on the internet for a product that would work and found Ekopel. I didn't check Amazon first because it is made in Armenia. I found a company for the first order. On You Tube, there is a contractor who has several videos on how to apply this that are way better than the manufacturer, one is about 30 minutes. I figured the tube couldn't get much worse, and for the price, it was a lot better than a new tub. I have done one tub so far and will be doing another this week. The results were amazing! And, the finish is guaranteed. The worst part was I didn't tape three layers of brown paper on the floor, one layer of brown and then two layers of newspaper--it wast too thin. The other thing I would do is use a pour cup with a handle (not a solo cup) as it will get all over your hands and gloves and you end up changing gloves and cups. I am using a paint cup with a handle for the next one. Hardest part is bending over the tub and trying not to touch the outside of it while you are scooping it up. I'm a 67 year old female so if I can do it, anybody can! No smell, dries in 24-48 hours and outshined everything else in the bathroom. It sets up in an hour and a half but I had plenty of time. Just a note, it will continue to run down the outside of the tub so leave one layer of paper down for the next 24 hours. I love this stuff!
Claw foot tub. For me the hardest part was hand mixing for 15 minutes. Took me about one hour complete. Looks like new and no odor. I have always been willing to try something new. It's not as easy as your videos. But could be because I am 80 years old.
Claw foot tub. For me the hardest part was hand mixing for 15 minutes. Took me about one hour complete. Looks like new and no odor. I have always been willing to try something new. It's not as easy as your videos. But could be because I am 80 years old.
I got the product yesterday. Last night when I got home I started the prep work. Sanded down the chips and rust with a palm sander and wash the tub with the toilet bowl cleaner. Taped everything up and waited until this morning to use the product. I was a little freaked out to pour so fast but I went for it. If you watch the youtube video a couple of times you'll know what to do. I do have a run Around the over flow but it's not a big deal compared to the rest of the tub which came out flawless. To the dyi vet that had a hard time. Turn in your dyi badge this was a walk in the park! This product saved me thousands! The prep took longer then the actual application of the product.
I got the product yesterday. Last night when I got home I started the prep work. Sanded down the chips and rust with a palm sander and wash the tub with the toilet bowl cleaner. Taped everything up and waited until th is morning to use the product. I was a little freaked out to pour so fast but I went for it. If you watch the youtube video a couple of times you'll know what to do. I do have a run Around the over flow but it's not a big deal compared to the rest of the tub which came out flawless. To the dyi vet that had a hard time. Turn in your dyi badge this was a walk in the park! This product saved me thousands! The prep took longer then the actual application of the product.
First, the product is amazing when it’s finished. We put it on an old, rusty cast iron tub and it looks awesome! We did a thorough prep using a wire wheel and coarse sanding to remove most of the rust and remaining paint chips. We also used a rust inhibitor before applying the product. A couple of tips from a beginner: 1. Review the video online for this product, it’s very helpful 2. Stir the product thoroughly-at least 15 minutes 3. Apply the bulk of the product early (you only have 1 1/2 hrs to work before it starts to thicken/harden) to avoid drip marks. 4. You can do this yourself and save significant money!
First, the product is amazing when it’s finished. We put it on an old, rusty cast iron tub and it looks awesome! We did a thorough prep using a wire wheel and coarse sanding to remove most of the rust and remaining paint chips. We also used a rust inhibitor before applying the product. A couple of tips from a beginner: 1. Review the video online for this product, it’s very helpful 2. Stir the product thoroughly-at least 15 minutes 3. Apply the bulk of the product early (you only have 1 1/2 hrs to work before it starts to thicken/harden) to avoid drip marks. 4. You can do this yourself and save significant money!
I recently refinished both bathrooms in a rental home. The 1st one I used ArmoGlaze and the 2nd I used Ekopel after reading all the reviews and falling for the hype that it is the best tub refinishing product on the market. I prepped both tubs the same . The Ekopel left a streaky , terrible finish . On the tub I used the ArmoGlaze on I even had to use epoxy to repair chips in tub before coating . Hands down the ArmoGlaze finish is superior , So don't believe all that you read in these reviews. I tried both because I wanted the best to use going forward since I have more tubs in rentals to do. All I can say is that I will be buying the ArmoGlaze to do the next tub I do.
I recently refinished both bathrooms in a rental home. The 1st one I used ArmoGlaze and the 2nd I used Ekopel after reading all the reviews and falling for the hype that it is the best tub refinishing product on the market. I prepped both tubs the same . The Ekopel left a streaky , terrible finish . On the tub I used the ArmoGlaze on I even had to use epoxy to repair chips in tub before coating . Hands down the ArmoGlaze finish is superior , So don't believe all that you read in these reviews. I tried both because I wanted the best to use going forward since I have more tubs in rentals to do. All I can s ay is that I will be buying the ArmoGlaze to do the next tub I do.
This product may work for contractors, but I seriously dissuade any DIY work with this product. It does not level well, especially on the outer wall of tub. I cleaned the entire bathroom to minimize dust, and it still seems to have hair and dirt in the material. There are several places I will have to sand, and then pay a professional to redo the finish with a decent product (I don't ever want anything to do with bathtub refinishing again, this was a nightmare). I watched hours and hours of videos, and unfortunately none of them show how it actually turns out, so I can only assume it isn't possible to achieve an even coat. Probably the worst DIY product I've encountered, and I have remodeled most of my home. Also, it claims to be low odor, and it absolutely reeks. We will not be sleeping anywhere near that bath room for days. I recommend using a paint on method that can be controlled and more easily worked with. I would have used a paint on kit for a smooth finish but they are high VOC. I am chemically sensitive and this product promises low to no odor (lie). Also, it is supposed to continue being workable for 90 minutes, and it stopped leveling on the edges and left drips after 55 minutes. I should have known better, the videos make it look like a train wreck and it absolutely is. I now have a bathtub that looked 10x better before I poured this garbage on it.
This product may work for contractors, but I seriously dissuade any DIY work with this product. It does not level well, especially on the outer wall of tub. I cleaned the entire bathroom to minimize dust, and it still seems to have hair and dirt in the material. There are several places I will have to sand, and then pay a professional to redo the finish with a decent product (I don't ever want anything to do with bathtub refinishing again, this was a nightmare). I watched hours and hours of videos, and unfortunately none of them show how it actually turns out, so I can only assume it isn't possible to achieve an even coat. Probably the worst DIY product I've encountered, and I have remodeled most of my home. Also, it claims to be low odor, and it absolutely reeks. We will not be sleeping anywhere near that bathroom for days. I recommend using a paint on method that can be controlled and more easily worked with. I would have used a paint on kit for a smooth finish but they are high VOC. I am chemically sensitive and this product promises low to no odor (lie). Also, it is supposed to continue being workable for 90 minutes, and it stopped leveling on the edges and left drips after 55 minutes. I should have known better, the v ideos make it look like a train wreck and it absolutely is. I now have a bathtub that looked 10x better before I poured this garbage on it.
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