The work

Real jobs. Same fixture, refinished in place.

Nothing below was torn out and replaced. Every photograph is a Bathman Refinishing job — the original fixture, stripped, repaired and re-coated where it stood.

A moulded pool step unit before refinishing, its treads stained brown and the gel coat worn through in patches. — Pool step unit

Stained, worn treads brought back to a uniform white. Shot from the same spot before and after — drag to sweep between them.

Pool step unit

Stained, worn treads brought back to a uniform white. Shot from the same spot before and after — drag to sweep between them.

Before & after, job by job

Each pair below is a single fixture: the same tub, pool or step unit photographed before Bathman Refinishing started, and again once the new coating had cured. Tap any photo to open it full size.

Built-in baptismal pool

Baptistry shell and steps taken from mint green back to white, re-coated in place with the surround masked.
Rust-stained pool steps

Rust staining and surface cracking taken back to an even white.
Fiberglass pool shell

Chalked, patchy gel coat re-coated to one even surface.
Bathtub floor

Worn non-slip pads and rust flecks taken back to an even white.
Chip repair, bathtub apron

Spot work — the chip filled and blended, the rest of the tub left alone.
Cracked step corner

A broken corner rebuilt, then the step and bench re-coated. Structural damage is repaired before anything is sprayed.
Cracked tub deck

A split deck around a corroded faucet, and the same deck with the stems pulled and the damage cut back, ready for filling.
Fiberglass baptismal pool

A whole moulded baptistry — shell, steps and floor — taken from worn green back to an even gloss white, re-coated where it stood.