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Transform worn or outdated sinks into like-new surfaces with the Bathworks Roll-On Refinishing Kit for Sinks. Specially designed for smaller projects - bathroom sinks, utility sinks, or other compact fixtures—this complete kit includes everything you need to achieve a durable, professional-quality finish without the cost of replacement.
Each kit contains 11 fl oz of coating materials (8 oz coating, 2 oz hardener, 1 oz primer) plus a 4 oz bottle of Bathworks EZ-Etch. EZ-Etch is essential for sinks and glossy surfaces, ensuring proper preparation and superior adhesion for long-lasting results.
The Bathworks coating system cures to a high-gloss, non-yellowing finish that resists chips, stains, soap scum, and daily wear. Safe for porcelain, ceramic, fiberglass, acrylic, and cast iron, it restores your fixture’s beauty and durability with ease.
What’s Included:
8 oz Coating (Part A)
2 oz Hardener (Part B)
1 oz Primer
4 oz EZ-Etch surface prep
Mini 2" roller, 1" foam brush, paint tray, stir stick
Gloves and 120-grit sandpaper
Everything is scaled perfectly for small projects - no wasted materials, no oversized tools. All you need is basic safety gear and proper ventilation.
Why Choose Bathworks?
Complete system designed specifically for sinks and smaller fixtures
Durable, high-gloss finish that resists yellowing, chips, and stains
EZ-Etch ensures stronger adhesion on slick surfaces
Cost-effective alternative to replacement
Trusted by professionals and homeowners since 1972
Proudly made in the USA
With the Bathworks Roll-On Sink Refinishing Kit, you can restore the look and performance of your sink in one convenient, easy-to-use kit - saving time, money, and hassle while delivering results built to last.
New to refinishing? Read our complete step-by-step refinishing guide or watch our how-to videos.
We have a 21-year-old granite-composite "Moenstone" kitchen sink that had become stained, bleached, and scratched. Replacing the sink would've been a very painful affair. Moen discontinued their Moenstone line of sinks a long time ago (possibly due to durability issues like those we encountered), and -no one- makes a replacement sink of -any- type that would match the existing cutout in the kitchen's granite countertop, nor conform to the cabinet's present configuration. Fortunately, we discovered this product, and it has restored the sink to a beautiful state with the least amount of effort.The painting process is a little involved, but is straightforward and well-documented by the seller. I followed the instructions to the tee, with one exception: instead of using a hair dryer to dry the sink before application, I used methyl alcohol to extract any residual water from the sink's surface (isopropyl alcohol would've worked, too; it just takes longer to evaporate). We also allowed the sink to cure for a full 3½ days before we started using it again. The instructions recommend a 24-hour cure time, but being that this product is a two-component epoxy, giving ample time for the cross-linking to complete is essential for obtaining the hardest and most-durable result with the new surface.The surface feels a -little- bit like a thin layer of hard rubber, but is much stronger than that. I actually think that by having a little "give," the paint is more resistant to chipping compared to what one would get from a hard epoxy.The only caveat is that the sellers advise -strongly- against cleaning with an abrasive (e.g., Comet, Scotch-Brite, Soft Scrub, etc.). To be honest, the sink appears to be so impervious to potential staining that I doubt we'll ever even need to consider using an abrasive to clean the sink - it drains itself practically dry in just a few seconds.
We have the oldest and longest antique claw foot tub ever made. It wasn't in bad shape, but did need a refinish. This product worked wonderfully. Just be sure after sanding you give it an extra smoothing, and remove all dust even if you don't see any DUST IT GOOD anyway. My tub is beautiful now!
I can’t get over how well this worked! My sink had a spot worn out from wear and tear. This went on really smooth, and holds up great.
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My old farm sink had seen better days. I refused to update it which meant I got stuck having to refurbish it. I read this product details and followed instructions to a T. I did get some drips but no biggie. My frustration is a year later and I have a sink that’s already needing to be refurbished again!!!! A year?!?! We only cook a couple meals a week! With no kids!!!!
As others have indicated, the fumes you encounter when you use this product are strong. It’s important to use it in a well-ventilated area. That being said, once the product was dried (they recommend 24 hours), the fumes were gone. Most importantly, the end result was fantastic. I certainly recommend this product!
