Bathroom Sink Reglazing

Sink reglazing is the process of restoring worn, stained, or damaged sinks by applying a new coating over the existing surface. It’s less invasive than replacing the sink entirely and preserves plumbing and countertop finishes.

We reglaze ceramic, porcelain, enameled cast iron, and certain cultured stone sinks. Materials like stainless steel require different treatment, which we evaluate case by case.

When done properly, the new coating resists chips, stains, and fading. It holds up well under normal daily use and can last for several years with proper maintenance.

No, the finish is smooth but not slippery. We ensure non-slip options where needed, especially around wash areas and edges.

We protect drains and fixtures during work and avoid using any chemicals or coatings that damage hardware. Once finish cures, normal fixtures function as before.

Most sink reglazing jobs take just a few hours. The prep work—repairing chips, sealing edges—may add extra time depending on condition.

Yes. Deep cracks, severe rust, or structural damage might require replacement. Reglazing improves aesthetics but doesn’t change underlying plumbing issues or warped surfaces.

Standard finishes include glossy whites and off-whites. We also offer custom color-matching and optional semi-gloss or matte trims to suit design preferences.

Use gentle, non-abrasive cleansers and soft cloths. Avoid harsh scrubbers, strong acids or bleach. Clean around drain edges carefully to prevent discoloration.

Avoid placing heavy objects in or around the sink for at least 24 hours. Do not use abrasive pads or drop items that could chip the finish. Allow the coating to cure fully before heavy use.

Yes, if the sink is securely bonded to the countertop and the surface prep is sound. Integrated sinks pose more sealing challenges but are refinished successfully with the right approach.

We offer sink reglazing in New York City and New Jersey, covering all boroughs and nearby NJ communities. Contact us to find out if your address is in our service area.

Go to our Contact page and send photos of your sink with details about material, damage, or discoloration. We’ll respond with pricing and availability.