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.
A shower can work just fine and still drag down the whole bathroom. The water runs, nothing leaks, the door opens and closes the way it should, but every time you walk in, the space feels tired. That’s where our customer in Coachella was. Her fiberglass shower stall was in pretty good shape mechanically. She just didn’t enjoy looking at it anymore. The color had gone dull, the surface read as dated, and she wanted it brought back to something clean and current without gutting the bathroom to get there.
This is one of the better reasons to consider reglazing, and it’s one people don’t always think of. You don’t have to wait for cracks or peeling. If the look is what’s bothering you, a refinish can reset the whole feel of a shower in a couple of days.
We started where every job starts, with cleaning, but this stall needed more than a wipe-down. It had a molded tile-imitation pattern on the walls, and over the years the recessed lines between those fake tiles had collected dirt that had worked its way into a stain. A lot of what made the shower look old was sitting right in those grooves. So we went down each of those lines with a brush, lifting out the staining and buildup the surface had held onto, until the pattern looked crisp again instead of grimy.
The next culprit was the caulk and silicone. Old caulk is one of the biggest reasons a shower looks aged, even when everything else is fine. It yellows, it darkens, it pulls away at the edges, and your eye catches it the moment you walk in. We removed the old caulking and silicone completely, both inside the stall and outside along the shower rail, then laid down a fresh, clean bead in its place. That step alone makes a real difference before any coating ever goes on.
With the surface clean and resealed, it was time to protect everything we weren’t refinishing. We masked off the whole room, and we took the extra step of masking the shower frame itself, since the customer was keeping it. The goal was to land the coating only on the shower surface and nowhere else, so wrapping the frame kept it clean and untouched while we worked.
Then came the coating, starting with an adhesive primer. The primer is the layer that creates the bond between the existing fiberglass and the new finish above it. Without that grip, even a beautiful topcoat has nothing to hold onto over time, so this first pass is what gives the whole finish its staying power.
Over the primer, we sprayed our bright white coating. Going on as an even mist and settling into a smooth, glossy surface, the white instantly modernized the stall. The dull, dated look was gone, replaced by a clean, crisp shower that matched the bright, updated feel the customer had been picturing.
When she saw the finished stall, she was extremely pleased, and that reaction is exactly what this kind of project is about. There’s a real lift that comes from walking into a bathroom that finally feels fresh again, especially when it didn’t take a demolition crew or a remodel-sized budget to get there.
That’s the case for refinishing a fiberglass shower that’s sound but simply outdated. The structure was fine, so there was no reason to replace it. A thorough clean, fresh caulk, the right primer, and a new coat of white were all it took to bring it current. We do this kind of work for homeowners across Coachella and throughout the Riverside and San Bernardino county areas.
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