Welcome to Adamov Reglazing, your trusted partner for bathtub reglazing and cabinet refinishing services in Southern California. We proudly serve residential and commercial clients across multiple locations, helping you revitalize your bathrooms and kitchens with cost-effective, professional solutions.
Looking for bathtub reglazing in Chino Hills? Adamov Reglazing restores porcelain, cast iron, fiberglass, and acrylic tubs across Chino Hills and the Inland Empire — ready to use in about 7 hours, backed by a 4-year warranty, with no hidden costs. Reglazing instead of replacing saves thousands of dollars and days of demolition mess.
Chino Hills is largely 1980s through 2000s development, with older pockets carrying original porcelain tubs — including the vintage pinks, almonds, and blues that instantly date a bathroom. In a market where presentation matters, a single dated fixture can pull down a room that’s otherwise in great shape. We change the color and restore the surface in one visit, without touching the plumbing, the tile, or the walls.
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Just wrapped a porcelain tub reglaze over in Chino Hills, and this one’s a favorite kind of job because there was nothing actually wrong with the tub — it was purely about giving the customer the bathroom they wanted.
The tub was an old porcelain one, and structurally it was in perfect condition. No chips, no cracks, no worn-out spots, no staining. Solid as the day it was installed. The only “problem” was the color. It was pink — that vintage pink you see in a lot of older homes from a certain era — and the customer simply didn’t like it. A pink tub can date an entire bathroom, and no matter how nice the rest of the room is, that one fixture keeps pulling it back a few decades. So they hired us to keep the perfectly good tub they already had, and change it from pink to bright white.
Even though the tub was in great shape, the prep still gets done properly, because that’s what makes the new finish bond and last. We started by removing the old coating from the surface, then moved into a deep cleaning to strip off all the soap film and grime that builds up over the years. After that we sanded the whole surface down, which scuffs the slick porcelain so the new coating has something to grip. A finish only holds as well as the prep underneath it, so none of these steps get rushed just because the tub looked clean to begin with.
Once the surface was cleaned and sanded, we masked off the entire bathroom to keep overspray from settling on walls, fixtures, or floor, and set up our ventilation to pull the fumes out of the house and keep the air clear during spraying. Then we sprayed a bright white finish, building it up in even coats.
The result completely changed the look of the bathroom. That dated pink tub became a clean, bright, glossy white one — and just like that, the whole room felt modern and fresh, even though the only thing that changed was the color of the tub.
If you’re getting a house ready to list, the bathroom is where a dated fixture does the most damage — and where the smallest amount of money moves the needle most.
Listing photos are the whole first impression. Buyers scroll photos before they ever book a showing, and a pink or almond tub reads as “this bathroom needs work” in a single glance, even when everything around it is in good condition. A bright white tub photographs clean and lets the rest of the room show.
It’s a fraction of a remodel, and it’s fast. A bathroom remodel before listing means weeks of work and a five-figure decision. Reglazing the tub — and the surround and vanity top if they’re dated too — takes a day per fixture and is a small fraction of that cost. When you’re already juggling paint, carpet, and landscaping before a listing, it’s the easiest item on the list.
It removes a negotiating point. Buyers price visible problems into their offers, and “the bathroom needs redoing” is an easy one for them to lean on. Taking it off the table costs far less than what it typically comes off the price.
Timing is simple. One day per fixture, usable the same evening. It fits between painting and photography without holding anything up — and it should go before new flooring or fresh paint, not after.
Realtors and stagers: if you’re prepping listings regularly, we’re glad to work directly with you and coordinate around your photography and showing dates. Call and we’ll walk the property.
Every job finishes the same way: we hand over a post-care kit and our cleaning recommendations, so the finish still looks sharp at the open house and long after the new owners move in.
This job was in Chino Hills, and we cover the neighboring cities just as easily — Chino, Diamond Bar, Pomona, Ontario, and Yorba Linda.
Got a tub or shower you’ve been thinking about — even if it’s just the color you want to change? Call (310) 401-4491. We give honest estimates: if reglazing is the right move, we’ll tell you, and if it’s not, we’ll be straight with you about that too.
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