



Hotel jet tubs get used hard. Day after day, guest after guest - the finish starts to chip, peel, and stain around the jets where water sits the most. By the time maintenance flags it, the surface can look pretty rough. That's exactly what we were working with here.
The before tells the whole story. The finish was peeling badly in large patches around the jet openings, and the discoloration had spread across the basin floor. Those jet fixtures make the job more involved too - each one has to be carefully masked and worked around so the refinishing coat goes on clean and bonds properly to the surrounding surface.
That prep work is what most people don't think about. Rushing it means the new finish won't hold. We take the time to address every edge, every jet opening, and every trouble spot before we ever apply a coat. That's what separates a refinish that lasts from one that starts peeling again six months later.
The result is a smooth, clean, bright white surface that looks like it belongs in the room again. No chips, no staining, no rough patches around the jets. For hotel properties, that kind of turnaround matters - it gets the room back in service without the cost or timeline of a full tub replacement.
Whether it's a single guest room or multiple units that have been let go too long, tub refinishing is one of the most cost-effective fixes in the business. And it works just as well for homeowners dealing with a worn-out whirlpool tub at home.