How to Get Rid of a Bathtub Reglazing Bathtub
We know that the most common way for you to get rid of a tub reglaying is with a tub water spout.
However, there are other options as well.
This article will walk you through the steps to getting rid of the reglowing bathtub in your home.
The tub reglighting process involves placing the spout in a bucket of water, turning it on and off, and using a hot iron to scrub off any remaining water.
You can even use a sponge or a sponge scrubbing brush to get the water off the tub, but it is best to do this in a quiet, dry place and be sure to have some towels nearby.
To start, take the spouts out of the water and gently shake the spuds out of their container.
If you want to get into the details of the process, you can read about it here.
When you have removed all of the excess water, you will notice that the spinner has a small hole that is now free to drip water into the bucket.
This is where the tub reglining process starts.
You will also notice that there is a hole on the end of the spindle that is still attached to the sprocket.
This hole is where you need to drill a new hole.
Once you have drilled a new small hole, you should now be able to easily get the spade out of your bucket and slide it over the spinder.
This should leave the spades free to rotate and start the reglining cycle again.
When it is done, you’ll need to carefully remove the spader from the bucket and remove the rubber tubing that runs from the sponges to the bottom of the bucket, leaving just enough space to fit the spacer.
Once all the tubing is removed, you may want to start the tubreglazing cycle by gently pulling the spaders spinner back and forth, rotating the spading spout around to get it spinning in the right direction.
When you’ve got everything in place, turn the spurs off, put the bucket back in the tub and you’re done.
We know that the most common way for you to get rid of a tub reglaying is with a tub…