What is resurfacing?
We don’t replace, we recoat the existing surface. Some of the surfaces that can be resurfaced are ceramic tile, Formica, cultured marble, fiberglass, bathtubs, and sinks. This gives your home a new look in just one day without the hassle and the high cost of replacement. Q: How long does the finish last? A: With proper care the average homeowner could expect the finish to last at least 15 years. But just like the original finish, if the surface is not properly cared for, or is abused, it will dull and can damage over time. Resurfacing leaves a finish that is just as durable as the original finish. It’s not fragile, but like your existing countertops, it should not be used as a hotplate or cutting board. We offer a 5 year warranty on countertops. If the countertop is accidentally abused it can be repaired at a minimal cost. Q: How is resurfacing done? A: Resurfacing involves a multi-step procedure. · The first few steps involve a thorough cleaning to remove any invisible soap scum, mine
Resurfacing is something I enjoy doing the most with plaster. Many older homes have cracked and unstable ceilings or walls. Or maybe someone has really thick ugly plaster that they want to get rid of. Or maybe someone takes down paneling and they find a ‘surprise’ behind it – ripped plaster board or drywall, or maybe thick paste or adhesive that needs to be covered. All of these things can be solved with resurfacing. A bonding agent is usually applied over the surface and then a base coat is applied over the entire surface. Depending on the surface and the reasons for going over it, fiberglass mesh may be embedded into the plaster to make sure cracks don’t come back, or it may simply have a base coat applied over it. Once the base coat is applied, there are several options. The surface can now be turned from a heavy texture into a smooth surface, ready for wallpaper or paint. Or it can be turned from a smooth surface into a heavy texture. On one project, I rolled latex bonder over high
