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 Irvine? Adamov Reglazing restores porcelain, cast iron, fiberglass, and acrylic tubs across Irvine and central Orange County — ready to use in about 7 hours, backed by a 4-year warranty, with no hidden costs. Reglazing instead of replacing saves most homeowners thousands of dollars and days of demolition mess.
Irvine’s homes span every era of the master-planned villages — from 1970s Woodbridge and University Park to newer builds in Great Park — and most of them came with builder-grade fiberglass and acrylic tub and shower units. After fifteen or twenty years those finishes go dull, yellow, and scratched, even when the unit underneath is perfectly sound. That makes Irvine ideal reglazing territory: instead of a disruptive tear-out (and HOA paperwork), we spray a new factory-smooth finish in a single visit. We work with homeowners, landlords, and property managers on rentals between tenants too.
We handle:
Knocked out a clean reglaze job out in Irvine this past week on a fiberglass shower. Nice change of pace from a lot of the work we do, honestly. Most of the showers and tubs we get called out to have something going on — chips, cracks, holes, old paint jobs, mineral buildup, something. This one didn’t. It was a fiberglass shower in pretty solid shape, no major damage anywhere, no cracks, no holes, no soft spots in the floor. The owner just wanted it refreshed.
A lot of people don’t realize you can do that. They assume reglazing is something you only call about when there’s a problem, like the surface is failing or the tub is chipped to the point you can’t ignore it anymore. Truth is, the best time to reglaze a unit is before it gets to that point. If your shower is in good shape but it’s looking dull, yellowed, dingy, or just tired from years of use, that’s a perfect candidate for a refresh. The unit itself doesn’t have to be falling apart for the surface to need attention. And catching it now, before any real damage sets in, means a faster job and a cleaner finish than waiting until you’re dealing with cracks later on.
So that’s basically what this one was. A homeowner who looked at her shower one day, decided she was tired of the way it looked, and called us before it got any worse.
First step was a deep cleaning. We do this on every job but it’s especially important on a unit that’s been in regular use for a long time. Years of soap, shampoo, body oils, hard water — all of that builds up on the surface even when you can’t really see it. Some of it sits in the corners, some of it works into the seams and grooves, and some of it just forms a thin film across the whole unit that nobody notices until you actually scrub it off. We worked the whole shower down, brushed every line and corner where buildup tends to collect, and got the surface back to clean fiberglass. If you skip this step, that residue ends up underneath your new coating and either keeps it from bonding right or causes spots and blotches in the finish that you can’t undo after the fact.
After cleaning, we went after the caulking. Pulled out all the old caulk around the shower — at the seams, around the floor, anywhere it was running. Even when caulk looks okay from a few feet away, it’s almost always brittle and pulling away by the time we get to it. So we took it all out and ran fresh caulk all the way around the unit. Doing this before the spray means the new caulk gets coated along with the rest of the shower, so the seams blend in instead of standing out as separate beads on top of the finish. Cleaner look, better seal, no separate line where the wall meets the floor or where the unit meets the surround.
Once the prep was done, we masked the bathroom. Plastic and paper over everything that wasn’t getting sprayed — floor, fixtures, vanity, mirror, hardware, all of it. Overspray is fine particles of coating that drift through the air during the spray, and if you don’t mask properly it lands on every surface in the room and leaves a haze that’s a real headache to clean off afterward. Then we set up our ventilation system to pull the fumes out of the house while we worked. We do this on every job no matter how small. Refinishing chemicals aren’t something anybody wants drifting through their living room.
With the room buttoned up, we sprayed our coating over the whole shower. Bright white finish, multiple coats, built up clean and even. Because there were no major repairs to deal with on this one, the spray went smooth and the finish came out exactly the way you want it — uniform from top to bottom, glossy, and bright. After it cured we pulled all the masking down, cleaned up, and walked the customer through it.
Owner was thrilled with how it came out. She said it didn’t even look like the same shower anymore. Which is kind of the point. A reglaze on a unit that’s still in solid shape isn’t really a repair — it’s basically resetting the clock. You go from a dull, dated-looking shower to one that looks brand new, without ripping anything out, without dealing with construction in your bathroom, and at a fraction of what a replacement would cost.
Everything above goes double for bathtubs. A dull fiberglass tub and shower combo, a stained porcelain tub, a cast iron tub with chips around the drain — same deep clean, same fresh caulk, same even bright-white spray, same one-day turnaround backed by our warranty. Preventive or repair, the result looks brand new.
This job was in Irvine, but we handle bathtub reglazing and shower refinishing all across central Orange County — including Tustin, Lake Forest, Costa Mesa, and Newport Beach.
If your tub or shower is in good shape but just looking tired, a preventive reglaze is the smart move. You don’t have to wait for the damage to show up.
Call (310) 401-4491 and we’ll come take a look — your shower can look new again without anybody touching the walls, the plumbing, or the rest of your bathroom.
For more information you check out our Blog or FAQ.
