Imagine your new bathroom - get rid of cracks, chips, and ugly colors.

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If you have spots, holes, cracks or blemishes on your fiberglass or porcelain sinks, showers and bathtubs, repair them in a matter of hours. Virtually any color can be matched.

If you want a totally new look, consider refinishing the entire bathtub, sink and shower. Faded porcelain or fiberglass disappears and the fixtures will look sparkling clean. Cut outs can make your bath a walk in shower.

Midwest Bathworks has provided reliable refinishing services for over 20 years.  Reglazing or resurfacing is your low cost and short downtime remodeling solution! Don't spend thousands on a replacements or remodeling. We also refinish counter tops.
 
The Industry's Safest Product
Midwest Bathworks has exclusive rights to Kott Koating's KV40 Glazes. Kott Koatings is the world’s largest porcelain refinishing company with the largest dealer network in the world. Only authorized Kott Koatings dealers, such as Midwest Bathworks can attain the exclusive and tested re-glazing materials known worldwide as the KV40 Glazing System.

The KV40 Glazes are manufactured at the Kott Koatings Manufacturing Plant in Nevada. Distribution is done through the International Headquarters located in Southern California. KV40 GLAZES are the ONLY glazes actually developed specifically for the porcelain refinishing field. They are also the ONLY glazes developed and tested to be both SAFE and NON-TOXIC for the most stringent of surfaces. (See more information below)
The On-Site Reglazing Process
  1. Clean fixture surface and remove caulking.
  2. Mask around the fixture or surface and cover areas not to be refinished.
  3. Set up ventilation fan (if necessary) to vent overspray and odor outside.
  4. Lightly sand entire surface to be refinished.
  5. Vacuum surface.
  6. Fill chipped, scratched, or worn areas, then sand smooth.
  7. Put down drop-cloths and covers.
  8. Spray paint 3-4 layers of primer/top coat mixture.
  9. Clean up site.
  10. The surface is ready to use within 72 hours. 
Modify your current tub to allow a safe walk out environment. 

More about the Kott Koatings Product
The Kott Koatings Glazes have gone through extensive evaluation and test to ensure the quality and safety of their usage particularly by the end user.
Many companies may claim their coatings are safe to use on a kitchen counter, however, if you ask them to prove it with testing documentation, you will probably not receive anything but empty promises.
Kott Koatings glazes were tested through the internationally renown testing authority SGS CONTOX Testing Laboratories. The bottom line conclusion, particularly on food preparation surfaces, Kott Koatings Glazes were found to be both SAFE an NON-TOXIC to the consumer for this use. Also tested for the soundness of durability on a variety of substrates such as applying the glazes to porcelain, china, ceramic, glass, metal, terrazo, plastic, acrylic, and other surfaces by United Laboratories. For versatility and usage, nothing beats the Kott Koatings glazes.

The K40 Glazes are the only glazes in the world that have been tested by the International Surveillance Government agency through their toxicological laboratory called Contox.

The strictest test of safety performed on the K40 Glazes that, “THE KOTT KOATINGS K40 Glazes WERE FOUND TO BE SAFE AND NON-TOXIC FOR FOOD PREPARATION SURFACES.“

The Kott Koatings glazes were found to be both safe and Non-Toxic and do not contain any carcinogens that can cause cancer as with urethane type paints.

Kott Koatings re-glazing process does not use the old school, acid etching system that others use to try to get their paints to stick to the surface. Only Kott Koatings has the KV40 Glazes that were designed specifically for porcelain refinishing. The Kott Koatings system will bond directly to most any hard surface including: bathtubs, sinks, ceramic tile, concrete, wood, china, metal, brick, rock, plaster, stainless steel, grout, plastics, acrylic, fiberglass, laminates and counter tops / work benches.