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 La Habra? Adamov Reglazing restores porcelain, cast iron, fiberglass, and acrylic tubs across La Habra and north Orange County — 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.
La Habra’s neighborhoods span the 1920s through the 1980s, so we see everything here — original cast iron and porcelain tubs in the older parts of town, and 70s/80s corner soaking tubs and fiberglass combos in the newer tracts. A lot of our La Habra work comes mid-remodel: someone puts in new tile or a new vanity, and suddenly the tub’s dated color is the only thing throwing the room off. Changing the color is a day’s work instead of a demolition project.
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Got called out to a house in La Habra recently for a tub job with a little bit of a different angle than what we usually run into. The customer had a porcelain corner soaking tub — one of those bigger, deeper tubs that sits in the corner of the bathroom and takes up a fair amount of real estate. Nice setup. Tub itself was in great shape, almost no damage, no real wear to speak of. The problem wasn’t the tub. The problem was the color.
The owner had recently put in new tile flooring throughout the bathroom and the new floor changed the whole feel of the room. Brighter, cleaner, more modern. And now the original tub color, which had probably worked just fine before the tile went down, suddenly didn’t fit with anything else. He liked the tub. He didn’t want to tear out a perfectly good, fully functional soaking tub just because the color was off. So he called us about reglazing it in bright white to match the new look.
This is one of the easier sells in our business, honestly. Color-change jobs are exactly what reglazing was made for. Tearing out a corner soaking tub is a major project — you’re dealing with a heavy tub, you’re getting into the surround, you’re probably touching the plumbing, and you’re definitely creating dust and disruption in a bathroom that just got a fresh floor. Reglazing the existing tub gets you the color you want without putting that fresh tile through a demo job. Way smarter move.
When we got out there and looked the tub over, it was almost spotless. The only damage we found was two small chips. Nothing major. We filled them in, sanded them flush with the rest of the surface, and that part of the job was done in pretty short order. You still have to handle chips properly even when they’re small — if you skip them or just spray over the top, they’ll show through the new coating as a visible dimple every single time. So we took care of them right, smoothed everything out, and moved on.
The next thing we usually do on a tub job is pull the old caulking and run fresh caulk before the spray. On this one, though, the grout around the tub was solid. No cracks, no lifting, no soft spots, no gaps where water could be getting through. So we made the call to leave it alone. There’s no reason to rip out perfectly good caulk and grout just to do it again. If it’s stable and it’s sealed, it’s doing its job, and the new coating will sit right on top of it just fine. Skipped the step, saved the customer some time, and moved straight to the prep.
This is something we tell people a lot — we’re not going to add steps to a job just to add them. Every job is a little different. Some tubs need a full repair workup, some need partial regrout, some need fiberglass patches and structural foam. This one needed two chips filled and a fresh coat in a new color. So that’s what we did.
Once the chips were squared away, we masked the whole bathroom. Plastic and paper over everything — floor (especially the brand new tile, which got extra coverage because the last thing we wanted was overspray landing on that), fixtures, mirror, vanity, hardware, all of it. On color-change jobs especially, masking matters a lot, because if even a fine mist of bright white coating settles on the new tile or any other surface, you’ve got a cleanup problem. So we took our time and got it sealed up properly.
Then we set up our ventilation system to pull the fumes out of the house during the spray. Standard practice on every job. Refinishing chemicals are strong, and the customer doesn’t want them sitting in his living room or bedroom while we’re working.
With everything prepped, masked, and ventilated, we sprayed our durable coating over the tub in bright white. Multiple coats, built up nice and even, and let it cure all the way before we touched anything.
When we pulled the masking down and the customer came in to look at it, the difference was night and day. The new bright white tub against the new tile floor pulled the whole room together. It went from a bathroom with two recent updates that didn’t quite match to a bathroom that looked like it had been planned and executed all at once. Way better look.
Older tubs get the same care — a chipped cast iron tub, a stained porcelain tub, or a dull fiberglass combo comes back bright and glossy in a single visit, backed by our 4-year warranty.
Every job finishes the same way: we hand over a post-care kit and our cleaning recommendations, so you know exactly how to keep the finish looking sharp. A good reglaze isn’t just about the day we finish — it’s about how it holds up years down the road, and that comes down to the right prep on our end and the right care on yours.
This job was in La Habra, and we cover the neighboring cities just as easily — Fullerton, Brea, Buena Park, Placentia, and Whittier.
If you’re partway through a bathroom remodel and the tub is the one thing throwing off the color scheme, you don’t have to rip it out. As long as the tub itself is in decent shape, we can change the color and have it matching the rest of your bathroom in a day.
Call (310) 401-4491 and we’ll come take a look at what you’ve got.
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