Sink Repairs

Repairs are not optional.  In order to guarantee our work, all damage (rust, chips, nicks, holes, staining, discoloration, etc.) found on a sink's surface must be repaired prior to refinishing the sink. Repairs are included in the cost, except in cases when extreme damage is involved.

Please note that porcelain sinks typically rust from the back side inward, especially at the drain and overflow holes.  If you see rust on the inside of a sink in either of those areas, it's actually coming from the steel or cast iron surface beneath the porcelain surface.  Although the rust can be repaired, we cannot guarantee it won't reappear at some later date.

Bathroom Sinks

If your bathroom sink is made of porcelain but is a non-standard size or is undermounted in tile or granite, we can refinish it so you don't have to tear up the countertop trying to replace it.  Before we arrive to refinish, however, all hardware (handles, spout, and silver drain cover) touching the sink must be removed, and can be re-installed a couple of days after refinishing.

Our pricing is based on a white or off-white finish, but if you want a special color, you can choose from our solid color finishes, and we will special order ($125) the refinishing coating in that color.  We do not refinish in dark colors because even in the semi-sterile environment we try to create, there are still minute dust particles that float through the air that can and will be seen on a dark surface. 

Cultured Marble Bathroom Countertops and Sinks

If your bathroom sink is made of cultured marble, then the countertop is, too.  It's one big piece of molded material.  To get a ballpark figure of the cost to refinish a cultured marble countertop and sink in a MultiSpec finish, multiply the square footage by $50, then add $75 per sink.

Kitchen Sinks

Please note we only refinish alcove-style kitchen sinks (those butted up against a wall and not open to another room, as shown in the image below).  The reason we do not refinish kitchen sinks that are set in an island overlooking another room is because one of the most important things in refinishing is to protect - from overspray - everything not being refinished, which is nearly impossible to do when a kitchen sink is wide open to another room, especially if that room has high ceilings.

If yours is an alcove sink, it can be refinished, but all hardware (handles, spout, and silver drain cover) touching the sink must be removed before we arrive to refinish, and can be carefully re-installed a couple of days after refinishing.

Like our bathroom sink pricing, our kitchen sink pricing is also based on a white or off-white finish, but if you want a special color, you can choose from our solid color finishes, and we will special order ($125) the refinishing coating in that color.  

We do not refinish in dark colors because even in the semi-sterile environment we try to create, there are still minute dust particles that float through the air that can and will be seen on a dark surface. 

Kitchen Countertops

Please note we only refinish kitchen countertops that are not open to another room.  That's because one of the most important things in refinishing is to protect - from overspray - everything not being refinished, which is nearly impossible to do when a kitchen countertop opens out into an adjoining room, particularly one with a ceiling over 8 feet high.

However, if your kitchen is "self-contained" and not the "open-concept" type - and this will mostly be in older homes - then we can safely protect everything from overspray prior to refinishing.  Please note that although we can paper-out around the sink and stove, it is recommended they be removed before refinishing if at all possible (this is not a service we offer).