Bay Area Yellowed Bathtub Restoration
Yellow, dingy bathtub? We restore to bright white or any color you choose. No replacement needed. 5-year warranty.
Yellowing Won't Clean Away
Yellowing is a chemical change in the finish itself, not surface dirt. No amount of scrubbing will restore it. The only solution is to cover the discoloration with a fresh new finish.
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Yellowed Tub Restoration Pricing
How We Restore Yellowed Tubs
Deep Clean
Remove all surface buildup
Sand & Prep
Create bonding surface
Prime
Apply bonding primer
Refinish
Apply UV-resistant coating
Yellowed Tub Restoration FAQ
Why did my bathtub turn yellow?+
Bathtubs yellow due to UV exposure, age, chemical reactions with cleaning products, hard water minerals, and oxidation of the original finish. Fiberglass and acrylic tubs are particularly prone to yellowing over time.
Can a yellowed bathtub be restored to white?+
Yes, yellowed bathtubs can be professionally restored to bright white. Refinishing covers the discoloration with a fresh, durable coating. You can choose white or any color you prefer.
How much does yellowed tub restoration cost?+
Yellowed bathtub restoration through refinishing starts from $630. This includes complete surface preparation and a fresh, UV-resistant finish that stays white. Custom colors start from $730.
Will the restored tub turn yellow again?+
Modern refinishing coatings are UV-resistant and designed to stay white. With proper care and avoiding harsh cleaners, your restored tub will maintain its color for 5-10+ years. We include a 5-year warranty.
Can I bleach my yellowed tub?+
Bleach won't fix yellowing because it's a chemical change in the finish, not surface staining. Bleach may actually worsen the problem over time by further degrading the surface. Professional refinishing is the only permanent solution.