Sink Refinishing

Sink refinishing is the process of restoring the existing surface of a worn, stained, damaged or outdated sink. The sink is professionally prepared, repaired as needed and refinished with a new coating that provides a smooth, clean and updated appearance without replacing the entire fixture.

Yes. Many older sinks are excellent candidates for refinishing, particularly when the fixture itself is still in good condition. Refinishing can restore a sink that has become stained, discolored, scratched, chipped or simply outdated while allowing you to keep the existing fixture.

Many common bathroom and kitchen sink materials can be professionally refinished. Whether a particular sink is a good candidate depends on its material, overall condition and the type of damage or wear present.

Yes. Porcelain sinks can often be refinished when the original surface has become worn, stained, chipped or discolored. Professional refinishing restores the appearance of the existing sink without the expense and inconvenience of removing and replacing it.

Yes. Cultured marble sinks and integrated vanity tops can often be professionally refinished. This can be an excellent way to update older colors and worn surfaces while keeping the existing vanity and sink in place.

Yes. Chips and other minor surface damage can often be repaired before the sink is refinished. Addressing these imperfections during the preparation process helps create a smoother and more uniform finished surface.

Yes. Refinishing can change the appearance of an outdated sink without replacing the fixture. This is particularly useful when remodeling or updating a bathroom where the existing sink is still functional but its color no longer works with the new design.

If the existing sink is structurally sound, refinishing can be a faster and more economical alternative to replacement. Replacing a sink can also involve plumbing, countertop or vanity work, while refinishing allows the existing fixture to remain in place.

Refinishing creates a new surface over the properly prepared existing sink, making it an effective solution for sinks with stubborn staining, discoloration and other cosmetic wear that ordinary cleaning can no longer correct.

Professional sink refinishing can typically be completed much faster than replacing the fixture and performing any associated plumbing or countertop work. The exact time required depends on the sink's material, condition and whether repairs are needed before refinishing.

Use non-abrasive spray, foam or liquid cleaners with a soft cloth or sponge. Avoid abrasive powders, scouring pads, harsh chemical acids, steam cleaning and other cleaning methods that can damage the refinished surface. Proper care will help maintain the appearance and longevity of your refinished sink.