No demolition, no new materials — just a proven, spray-applied process that restores what you already own to a smooth, glossy, like-new finish. Here's exactly what happens, from your first call to a surface that looks brand new.
Refinishing is refreshingly straightforward — most projects go from quote to like-new in just a few days.
We come to you, look at the actual surface, and give you a 100% accurate, no-obligation quote — usually the same day you reach out.
Pick a time that works. We arrive on schedule, protect your space, and get right to work — no crews tracking through your home for weeks.
We complete the five-step process below, let the finish cure for 24–48 hours, and leave you with a surface that looks and feels brand new.
The finish only lasts if the prep is done right. This is the process we've refined since 1994 — and we don't skip a step.
Before anything else, we carefully mask off and protect every surface that isn't being refinished — floors, fixtures, walls, and hardware. Your home stays clean, and only the surface we're restoring gets touched.
We sand the surface down to properly prepare it. This is the step most DIY kits skip — and it's exactly why they peel. Meticulous sanding is what gives the new finish something to grip, so it resists chipping for the long haul.
Next we chemically wash the surface clean, stripping away the oils, soap film, and residue that build up over years of use. A truly clean surface is the difference between a finish that bonds and one that lifts.
We apply two coats of self-etching primer. This is the foundation of a durable refinish — it bites into the prepared surface and creates a rock-solid base for the color coats to follow.
Finally, we spray three to four coats of a high-grade commercial finish in the solid color you chose. Sprayed — never brushed — for a smooth, even, factory-like surface with no brush marks. Our white finishes are built to stay white, too, resisting the yellowing that dulls ordinary paint over time.
Then it cures. After the final coat, surfaces need about 24–48 hours to fully cure before normal use — and then your refreshed tub, tile, counter, or cabinets are ready for years of everyday South Florida life.
Anyone can spray on a coat of paint. A finish that lasts comes down to the details.
Sanding and a chemical wash before a drop of finish goes on — the unglamorous work that makes the difference between a finish that lasts and one that peels.
A spray-applied commercial finish goes on smooth and even — nonporous, glossy, and built to stand up to daily use, not a thin brush-on coat.
Low-odor, low-VOC materials, whites that resist yellowing, and a workmanship guarantee against chipping and peeling behind every job.
The whole point of the process — real South Florida surfaces we've brought back to life.
A bathtub, shower, or countertop is often refinished in just a few hours to a day. An average kitchen of cabinets typically takes 2–3 days. Either way, the finish cures in about 24–48 hours — a fraction of the time a full remodel keeps your home torn apart.
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