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Bathroom Refinishing and One-Day Acrylic Renovation
Dennis Lelak has been changing the face of bathrooms with reglazing and acrylic systems in the Delaware Valley for over 23 years. Bath Rescue serves the Bucks County area as well as parts of Montgomery and Lehigh County in Pennsylvania and Mercer, Burlington and Hunterdon County in New Jersey. Refinishing or reglazing of bathroom fixtures such as tubs, showers, sinks and tile, along with bathtub inserts and wall systems made of premium DuraCast Acrylic can provide you with a beautiful and affordable new bathroom experience.
Why Not Replace?Replacing bathroom fixtures is expensive, time-consuming and messy. Bath Rescue will complete your job in one day and leave you with a clean, shiny bathroom.
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Areas Served in PA: All of Bucks County, eastern Montgomery County, the Lehigh Valley and Northeast Philadelphia.
In New Jersey: Mercer County, parts of Burlington and Hunterdon Counties.
In New Jersey: Mercer County, parts of Burlington and Hunterdon Counties.
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"Do You Paint Tubs?"
An often-asked question and the answer is . . . .no.
There is a significant difference between paint and the GlazeCote proprietary formula. Besides the importance of properly prepping the tub surface prior to reglazing, it is vital that the material applied to the tub (tile or shower), be chemically designed to bond with glass. Paint will rest on the surface of the fixture, while GlazeCote bonds by sharing electrons (covalent bonding) on a molecular level -- the strongest bond possible with glass products. Ceramic, porcelain, fiberglass and acrylic all have the properties of glass. Paint lays on the surface, so when hot water hits your fixture, the surface expands and contracts in response to the sudden temperature change. When the rate of paint's expansion/contraction due to temperature change is different than the surface to which is has been applied, over time the result is blistering, cracking and peeling.
Bath Rescue's GlazeCote, because it is electron-bonded to the surface, expands and contracts with the fixture's surface so you will keep that brilliant, bonded finish for years and years..
There is a significant difference between paint and the GlazeCote proprietary formula. Besides the importance of properly prepping the tub surface prior to reglazing, it is vital that the material applied to the tub (tile or shower), be chemically designed to bond with glass. Paint will rest on the surface of the fixture, while GlazeCote bonds by sharing electrons (covalent bonding) on a molecular level -- the strongest bond possible with glass products. Ceramic, porcelain, fiberglass and acrylic all have the properties of glass. Paint lays on the surface, so when hot water hits your fixture, the surface expands and contracts in response to the sudden temperature change. When the rate of paint's expansion/contraction due to temperature change is different than the surface to which is has been applied, over time the result is blistering, cracking and peeling.
Bath Rescue's GlazeCote, because it is electron-bonded to the surface, expands and contracts with the fixture's surface so you will keep that brilliant, bonded finish for years and years..