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DIY PREP & REPAIR VIDEOS

Learn how to refinish a bathtub yourself, step by step β€” at your own pace and for free.

How to properly tape a bathtub overflow. We show effective masking β€” applying painter's tape over the overflow the same way β€” to achieve a clean, professional finish on your DIY refinishing project.

A simple way to tape around a bathtub to prevent spills. Masking the walls and floor in small sections is key to a clean result β€” an easy step for beginners and essential for any bathroom project. πŸš€ Part of the ArmoGlaze Open Course.
In this video: how to tape the perimeter correctly Β· masking paper vs. plastic Β· creating a spill-proof zone around the tub.
Why it matters: the pour-on method requires a fully protected work area. Follow this to keep your project clean and professional.

How to properly tape a bathtub drain and overflow. We show effective masking β€” applying painter's tape over the drain fitting, trimming it cleanly to achieve a clean, professional finish on your DIY refinishing project.

The tools and supplies professional refinishers use to achieve flawless results. Whether you're a DIYer or starting a business, the right equipment is half the battle. Here, we outline the essentials for the ArmoGlaze pour-on application.

Learn how to properly repair cracks, chips, and deep scratches in your bathtub before refinishing. Painting over damage is a major mistake β€” proper repair is what gives you a smooth, long-lasting finish on cast iron, porcelain, or fiberglass.
In this video: cleaning out the damaged area Β· applying the body filler (putty) correctly Β· sanding flush for an invisible repair.
Why it matters: skip this, and your new coating will crack or peel right where the old damage was. Here's how to build a perfectly smooth foundation for the pour-on.

Our full cleaning approach for a ceramic tub includes stripping old silicone sealant and caulk to prepare the surface. We show how to remove caulk and grime for a shiny, spotless finish before refinishing.

Learn how to properly repair chips, deep scratches, and cracks before refinishing. Painting directly over damage is a mistake β€” you need to rebuild the surface first to achieve a smooth, long-lasting result.

What's the difference between the traditional spray method and the ArmoGlaze pour-on system? We compare the two by measuring film thickness with a trammel thickness gauge β€” showing that ArmoGlaze applies significantly more coating than standard spray. A clear visual showing why thickness matters for a durable, long-lasting finish.

Even pros make mistakes. Vertical walls are tricky because of gravity. If you see runs, sags, or uneven coverage during application, don't worry β€” here's how to correct it.

⚠️ PRO-ONLY: VERTICAL TILE WALLS

The videos below demonstrate advanced commercial techniques. Refinishing vertical tile walls is about five times more difficult than refinishing a bathtub because of gravity and runs. We strongly advise DIYers to focus only on the bathtub, shower base, sink, and repairs. Avoid attempting full wall-tile refinishing without professional training.

Can you use the pour-on method on vertical tile walls? Yes β€” see how we get a mirror-like finish on old bathroom tile without a spray gun.
⚠️ Skill level: Advanced / Pro. This uses a different, professional grade of the ArmoGlaze product with a different working time than the DIY kit. Tile walls demand fast work and precise technique to handle gravity and grout lines. We don't recommend it for DIY.
Why pour-on for tile?
No orange peel β€” pouring gives a perfectly smooth, glass-like surface.
Thick coating β€” seals grout lines so the wall is waterproof and easy to clean.
Odor-free β€” no harmful spray fumes in your home.
New to this? Practice on a bathtub (a horizontal surface) first to get a feel for the material before tackling vertical tile.

See the ArmoGlaze pour-on difference up close. We show more of the vertical application and the material's self-leveling action on bathroom walls.
πŸ’Ž Look at that reflection. Most DIY kits use rollers that leave a textured finish; spraying creates "orange peel." The pour-on lets gravity pull the material flat for a true mirror finish β€” even on vertical tile.
Highlights: close-up of the flow technique Β· how the material levels itself over grout lines Β· the final high-gloss result (no brush marks).