HOW TO REPAIR AND REGLAZE A KITCHEN SINK USING DIY KRYLON TUB AND TILE KIT
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2021
- Here is a video showing how to DIY reglaze, paint, or refinish your Kitchen Sink using Krylon Tub and Tile Spray can.
#DPTUBS #BathtubReglazing #SinkReglazing #DIY
List of materials:
Single Edge Blade
Single Edge Blade Scraper
Scotch Brite Scrubbing pad
All purpose cleaner or Comet
220 Grit Sandpaper for Orbital Sander
Orbital Sander
Tack Cloth
Bulldog Adhesion Promoter (Wipe on)
Zinsser 1-2-3 Primer Turbo Can (Larger Spray Nozzle)
Krylon Tub and Tile Aerosol Spray Can (2 cans for proper coverage)
Masking:
1" white masking tape
12" x 60yd Masking paper
1.41" Masking tape (orange or blue)
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Hey Everyone: Thanks for watching. Keep in mind that some areas of the video are focused on more than others. If you would like to see how I mask off a bathtub or surface please check out the masking video. There are also other process specific videos on the channel. Thanks for watching and I hope that you learned something from this video.
Hi I can’t seem to find anything on the internet but do you know if this is harmful as far as the dishes being used to eat in and sitting in the sink
My apartment sink is old thank you so much
I've been painting for 10 years.
stainless steel and chome are the most difficult material to paint.
and I'll say you can make ANY paint stick to ANY surface with the right preparation. for example a plastic sink. just scuff with a red scotch bright pad and use an adheasion promoter, like a primer. works great.
you guys were really, really close with the prep work though. for stainless steel and chrome, wire brush the hard to reach areas and then 60 or 80 grit the entire sink. do not sand with anything finer. use 3 light coats of adhesion promoter, preferably 3M, wait for 3rd coat to tack up but before it's fully cured lay down your paint. let everything cure for 24 hours. and for more protection you could use an automotive clear coat
@CoCo Get's It Done it's not harmful to leave your dishes in the sink after the reglaze is fully cured.
I sprayed a but far and its a little but rough. Can I sand it then polish it with compound to smooth and make it shiny?
I would have never believed it if I hadn't seen it for myself. That is an absolutely remarkable restoration of sink. I would have never imagined it was possible and furthermore we live in such a throw it out and get another one world. It's really good to see that items can be restored and refurbished to perfection. You're amazing simply amazing😮
Thanks for the video. It's been a year since this was posted, so I'm curious how it held up?
I haven’t been called back
It looks brand new! Great job Danny
Krylon is my go to for chip repair.
Great job it turned out amazing
This is exactly what I was looking for!! Thank you so much!
Hi Danny and thank you for showing me how to take off the old paint off the sink.
truly instructive video and made easy to understand. thank you!
This is a VERY helpful video. I made some errors in my last attempt and it turned back to yellow pretty quick. The steps you took here will make a big difference. Thank you!
Thank you SOOO much for this tip. I will look for Krylon Tub and Tile Aerosol Spray Can I want this to use on my old sink. Also, to use it on my tub and sink in the bathroom. I have an old home 1916. Some of these things I will be able to repair look with this spray.
SO glad I found your channel! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
This was very educational, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful video on restoring the finish on a sink. I have a badly scratched surface on my undermount sink that has stains deep in the scratches. Would you recommend any other preparation steps in this situation before I proceed with the steps shown in this video? Would I have to remove the old finish down below the scratches to get out the food stains and such?
Amazing 😻
Great tip thanks
How long will this last? Many many years ago I used a 2 part epoxy on a tub. It wasn't long before it started to bubble/pull away from the tub and peal and chip.
Thanks for the video, I'm not sure if you will read this comment and give me solution / suggestions trying my luck.
I'm also at the situation where I have circular (seems inner) hairline cracks at my sink, being suggested just replace the whole sink. However this costs me too much and hassle to replace all the other impacted top tiles and water pipes that I need to correct.
I just need the hairline cracks to minimum disappear so it doesn't look too gross (I also have slight trypophobia).
Saw your video using the 'Zinsser 1-2-3 Primer Turbo Can (Larger Spray Nozzle)' and I'm quite keen to purchase this and try out as a interim workaround for my sink (Yes I might just skip the previous steps around grinding, sand papering etc..) but at least to the post primer step for wet dry sand paper + tack clothing + 2nd coating using the Krylon Tub and Tile Aerosol Spray.
From your experience, will the Primer it-self + post steps be sufficient to at least cover up (minimize the visual) of the hairline cracks, so I don't need go through all this transforming and changing my sink.
I'm willing to also share some of my pictures through you personal email if you need any fun sharing :)
Thank you for reading this DP!
Hey I don't know if it's to late for ya but read your comment and thought I would chime in. The purpose of the steps before priming is to make sure everything sticks. Getting it cleaned and especially the sanding. The sanding is to roughen the surface and to remove any other impurities. If you do not sand, the primer will in fact, without a doubt, absolutely start coming off and rather quickly as well. I'd say the first time you use it, you'll start to notice it peeling off. I learned the hard way years ago with slick surfaces, it's an absolute must to sand. Hope this catches you in time and hope it helps
I generally see and hear bad things about the duability of painting a sink due to the conditions the sink sees and the thinness of the layers. How did the finish stand up over time?
What a superb job. It looks brand new. Thank you for sharing and putting together such a clear and concise video. I have a porcelain double sink and the one side where we do our dishes seems to soak up any food colouring like spices etc. I don't like it and we have tried all kinds of cleaning and soaking methods to remove the stain. Do you have any hints or solutions for me. Thank you.
Great video!!
How do I fix some major chips in the sink?
The house I moved into had extremely tight taps which ended up leaving black scratches upon removal.
Great music! How'd you choose it?
Good morning, i have a 6 year old sink - just some scratching and the scratches turn brown. scrub out with baking soda, but they just come back. Do I need to do all of this or is there a quicker process? thank you
Where does one find Bulldog Adhesion Promoter (Wipe on) version? I found a spray version and it says it is for plastic surfaces. Is the spray version Ok to use on a rusted sink surface? Thank you.
I did all of this - then when I applied Krylon Tub & Tile it dried really powdery ????? so what now????? is there something wrong with the Krylon?
Hello DP Tubs, I have a brand new Manmade/Composite Bath Sink that came undermounted on a Stone Effects/Granite-like Cultured Marble Vanity Top that has some scratches: can it be lightly sanded (with a 3M Wetordry P800 sandpaper) and buffered with a professional buffer electrical tool to restore it? Please advise; thank you very much!
I have blue dye that won't come off of my 1 year old porcelain sink. I'm so sad about it. Nothing works. What should I do?
Thank you for sharing. That looks amazing. Would this be the same process and products for bathroom sinks?
Yes!
@@DPTubs thank you.
Did the paint come off or pealed off?
I have a Clay made sink, can I use the same repair kit to fix it?
Looks good, I did something similar and it all dripped... so I have to start again and do this....lol
What are all the supplies that you need to do this
Have you reglazed a Kohler artist sink?
ما شاء الله جداً جميل تحيه من الاردن , 🩷🇯🇴
Out of the countless videos I've watched on sink reglazing, this one is by far the best! Well done(:
I have a question though. Is the bulldog adhesion promoter a necessary step? Will the primer and glaze not adhere without it?
I ask because I can only find bulldog online at $60 or above which is more than I'd like to spend with my tight budget. Is there a cheaper alternative that will still work?
You can look up for an alternative adhesion promoter to help with the bonding. Some primers are sealers and not adhesion primers. You would need an epoxy primer
You sprayed 3 coats of the krylon. How long do you normally have to wait between coats ? You mentioned 48 hours to cure but better to wait 3-5 days. C
an the sink actually be used after 48 hours if you don't use hot water ?
Nice music !
Hi! Should I use both cans for a kitchen double sink? I used one can and it looks great. Should it dry shiny? If so, then I should probably use both cans. There are some shiny spots but I assumed it was from over spraying one spot…. Please advice
If it’s dry in some areas watch your distance of spraying from the surface and how fast you are moving. Closer spray within 6” and slightly slower steady spray will give more shine but be careful for runs
Thank you for this but at 4:18 you skipped over showing the bonding agent aka Bulldog. What does that process look like and is there another brand/product similar because nothing like that comes up at Home Depot or Lowes.
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My cast iron sink is looking good, no deep scratches or dings. But before I install it in the kitchen I'd like to glaze it or recoat the clear finish. Talk to me like I'm dumb and do a step by step tool and product list for me😊 please.
Which glaze did you used?
Could you use the Jasco paint and epoxy remover (like you did in the bath video) as I have made a right messof my kitchen sink and need to remove it all first??
Yes you can!
@@DPTubs I used "Lift Off" but it doesn't seem to be doing much??
You dont really need to re strip. Since the finish is new, you can sand smooth with 400 grit to get all the imperfections out. Wipe down with acetone or laquer thinner on a paper towel, then tack cloth or blow out any remaining dust. Then recoat 2x with the spray. No need to reprime. Remember to spray even coats from roughly 10 inches away, lightly overlapping. Be patient! It may take a 3rd coat to get the full coverage you want but don't rush it.
Hey man! What would you think works better, the bulldog adhesion promoter or the one from resurface solutions?
The one from Resurface solutions is my favorite! I just mentioned Bulldog for this DIY video.
using kyron is safe to put food in that sink later?
Great video. I plan on doing this with a porcelain sink. However, I can not find the Bulldog Adhesion Promoter. What do you recommend as a substitute?
The adhesion promoter should be at AutoZone or any car auto supply shop
I should also have a link in my description
So my husband dropped something in our sink today and the white chipped off the center divider between basins. We now have a spot 1” x 3” to fill, it went straight to the black metal underneath.
I was going to fill with epoxy putty and sand, but I know that I’ll likely have to paint to really hide the patch. Also, I noticed on some of your other videos you use Bondo. Is that the same as an epoxy putty (I just bought some Loctite Repair Putty). Would Bondo be better for the patch?
Our sink was old before we moved in, and those before us had left not much gloss on the finish (it was dull and scuffed easily when any kind of pot or pan is in the sink). My guess, years of scouring with Comet.
If I use the Krylon, as above in your video, I’m guessing the new surface is less likely to stain from tea or scuff from a pan? What would you recommend for basic maintenance? Should I never plan on using anything abrasive again? Would soft scrub or comet or barkeepers friend pull off the Krylon paint? Suggestions and any advice would be appreciated.
And thanks for the videos.
What did you end up using to patch? I need to do my sink and it has three areas that need patching. Also, what do you use to clean it? Thanks
When applying the three coats of paint, did you sand before you applied that next coat of paint? My finish has come out a little rough and definitely not glossy in appearance.
No! It’s not necessary and the top coat is 48 hour cure so you wouldn’t be able to
@@DPTubs Do you suppose that I may have bought an old can of the Krylon tub/tile spray paint or perhaps didn't shake it long enough? My finish is definitely not smooth and glossy
When I say it's not smooth, I mean that if I run a cloth over it, it doesn't just slide over it and the surface appears to be more of a flat sheen, like what I had with the primer. When I ran my hand over it, a white dusty film was on my fingertips.
do a follow up after 2 years there is the proof sir hope it works for you
Thank you for this! Where do they sell the Krylon tub & tile? I’m having a hard time finding a place that sells it
I have looked everywhere in southern Cali. Nowhere to be found
I had to get it online from Walmart. Only place I could find it
I was able to order it online from Paintlife Supply Co.
I bought all the supplies you listed. Did you really use 2 cans of the Tub & Tile spray? I haven't even used one can. Am I not applying enough? I've done 4 coats of the Krylon Tub & Tile and some of it is very nice and glossy and smooth, some is still rough and not as shiny. Do I just keep putting on layers? It doesn't spray as nice as the other two products.
Definitely 1 full can should be used for a kitchen sink. Make sure you give it at least 3 full coats possibly 4 coats. You want to make sure the thickness is enough. So how close you spray and how far away will determine the thickness of each of the coats. Alos make sure you wait in between to prevent runs or drips
Can you reapply glaze to a bathroom sink that is already glazed or do you have to strip it down to the metal and start over?
Depends on quality of the job
I did everything as you did but when I applied the final step Krylon Tub and Tile Spray it is drying "powdery" what did I do wrong????
I used the shop vac to suck up dust and resprayed but it is the same thing?? what is this "powder"
Same problem here, I think it is impossible to have a smooth coating the way it is shown in the video. The powdery stuff is the paint debris of the cloud from the spraypainting that you simply cannot avoid. One probably has to be much closer with the paint nozzle to get a perfect finish but then it is easy to spray too much. I have found no solution other than that a roll-on paint is the safest bet.
Sir, if I may ask... where did you purchase the Krylon Tub & Tile... I cannot find it... Home Depot, Lowes, local hardware, Sherwin Williams stores, Amazon... nothing.
If you are looking for spray can just use Homax Tub and Tile
I was able to order it online from Paintlife supply company
I have a green sink. What do you recommend for coverage to ensure the green does no show through.
Spray two coats of primer then your two-three coats of the top coat finish coat
Thank you. Do you think I could use the same products on a shower and tub?
Thank you for your hard work!
What material is this sink? is it galvanized?
It’s cast iron
Hi Danny...I can't find the list of all products used. Can you supply it?
All of the details on materials are in the videos description
Hopefully one day I can do this to my sink but paint it black. I'm sick of my white sink that has to be bleached all the time because the stains are so stubborn.
I reglazed a black tub in a video. you can check out that one and see how the black looks
I had black sinks i do not recommend it
Think black would make stains pop out more instead
Do I let the bonding age (Bull Dog) dry before applying the primer?
I let it stay a bit tacky but you always want to check the instructions and the recommendations
@@DPTubs Thanks, refinishing my kitchen sink today! So far so good. Boy does that Bulldog stuff stink! I have 3 fans going and all the windows open and I'm wearing a mask! :) I think my hubby is impressed.
Thank you. I hadn't heard of this spray on product. I know you do tubs but any chance you've refinished the inside of a microwave? I've don't mine once but it isn't a glossy finish so it is difficult to clean and the product didn't last. Curious if you know of a glossy finish product. Thanks.
I wouldnt you are planning to reheat your food why would you want to paint chemucal inside it?
Buy a new microwave
Can this entire process and chemicals work for tile counter tops?
Yes it does!
What did you put inside the sink to protect the drain?
A non suction cup mat!
are there non spray products? I don't like sprays because some of the liquid particles will be inhaled by me or my family
Yes you can roll on but the finish is never the same
Can you tell us how long it held up under the pot and pans. Any scratches or dings?
It could vary per customer and type of use
OK at 3:05 is there is a decent size chip in the right basin...when you get the sander out it's gone? Am I missing something? Thanks
It wasn’t a chip. It was paint that I scraped off with a blade
Can you use any orbital sander on a kitchen sink
Yes you can!
@@DPTubs I am using Jellas but I have to say it doesn't look like it is doing anything and your sink is exactly how mine is ...... still- I used the "Lift Off" spray but it doesn't seem to be lifting much off????? looks like it will be a bloody long job
How would this work on a stainless steel sink? Same process?
I do not reglaze stainless steel.
Do you just kind a zoom right by this bulldog bonding agent? How important is that and where do you get it?
You can get it online in the description I should have a link or you can get it at AutoZone
how long does the reglazing usually last
I also want to know, cause 4 years is not long enough
The product for priming is called bull’s-eye 123, he said bulldog. Easy mistake.
Bulldog is the adhesion promoter. THanks for catching that
Do you think this would work on a plastic utility sink ?!
YES
Can you don’t this to a porcelain sink? Or does it have to be cast iron
You can do it on Porcelain, Cast iron, fiberglass
Does this hold up well?
Yes! Care and Maintenance is also a factor as well.
No i used on a rental it is too soft. Bathroom sinks do not see dishes and silverware will chip & water gets under it. Did not last over porcelain.
Bulldog might help I did not prime
How do you fix chipped sinks? Will this work for that?
Inhave a couple videos on sink chip repair and bathtub chip repair. Same process. Type in “DP Tubs Chip repair” in search
How easy is to do this to a kitchen sink where the sink is brown and fading. I’d like to replace it but it is going to be $$$$ as it is under mounted into granite and it appears to be a custom sink.
It’s definitely worth a try since you will be saving quite a bit of money even if it’s temporary. This is the best time to Reglaze, when there is an under Mount sink.
I’m not able to purchase these brands. Maddening!
Is krylon food safe?
What do you mean? Is your food even safe?
You're right!
Great video, mostly... the unfortunate repetitive music makes it difficult to hear some of what you say in some parts. If you have to add music to the video, it would be helpful to keep it at a relatively low volume, so as not to obscure your voice.
Thanks for the feedback. This wins best comment of the century!
The Krylon Tub and Tile isn't drying glossy it is matte and rough
If it’s matte and rough that could be how far away you are spraying it or if you used primer and didn’t sand it.
If it is rough, you are spraying too far away and the material is partially drying in the air before it gets to the surface. Also, if the surface isn't completely smooth before starting, then you going to add material on top of an already rough surface and end up with...... A rough surface ;)
@@tRRickedOut Thank you!!
Looks nice, now sell the house and run like hell
that's not the same sink you started with, when you started sanding it was too free of the damaged showed in the beginning of the video.
lol! I will take that as a compliment because it’s the exact same sink. Lol!
The music is too loud. I cannot hear you. 😢
What?? Can you type that again?
@@DPTubsmy sentiments exactly.
Don't use your sink for 3 days? Impossible in my house.
Can barely hear your voice because the music is too loud
The spray has bad review online, just an fyi
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Do not do this, it doesnt not last with all the pots and pans you will be cleaning in the sink. Change it out for stainless steel.
We communicate concerns with clients. For some ..this is the best option if they don’t have the budget to replace
this would be something i might want to watch if there wasn't this horrible music in the background
Darn you’re missing out
@@DPTubs no one will miss the totally annoying music. Leave it out and everyone wins.
@@heavenlytunes 😂😂😂
Or.... Or..... Or.... You guys just hit the mute button. It's there for a reason.
Ditch the music
Volume down lol
Yes please do. It's distracting.
This product is terrible
The worst choice of background music I think I have ever heard! I almost couldn't watch this because of it! Really obnoxious!
Yeah you’re right I should have asked you what you would have liked first lol!