Bathtub Refinishing Training

We use Non-Toxic and Odorless Products and Process Good for Men and Women. Running bathtub refinishing business. You will get:

Very good hourly rate - $100/hour
There is no need for a license or mandatory insurance
Be your boss and enjoy incredible flexibility
It is an “easy to sell” business and it is not a problem to find customers, because compared to spray our product never peels off if the faucet drips or the tenant uses a bath mat, ZERO SMELL PRODUCT, AND PROCESS
It is 100 % recession-proof
Sky limited market
Almost zero start-up cost
There is no need for a license or mandatory insurance

How much does it cost to refinish?

Bathtubs, sinks, clawfoot tub?
How long does it take?

Clawfoot tub (inside only)

$ 450.⁰⁰

3 hours

After

Before

Sink Refinishing

$ 350.⁰⁰

3 HOURS

After

Before

Clawfoot tub (inside only)

$ 450.⁰⁰

3 hours

After

Before

Sink Refinishing

$ 350.⁰⁰

3 HOURS

After

Before

Clawfoot tub (inside only)

$ 450.⁰⁰

3 hours

After

Before

Sink Refinishing

$ 350.⁰⁰

3 HOURS

After

Before

Start a bathtub refinishing business

For those who want to learn how to start a bathtub reglazing business and how to work with ArmoGlaze products, we offer bathtub refinishing TRAINING CLASSES.

ArmoGlaze DIY Kit

Odorless process & product

No need a ventilation
Tested product with Zero VOC status.

Does not peel off or chip off

No peeling under bath mats with suction cups or if the faucet leaks.

10-15 years
life expectancy

Pour-on application

No lines, drips, or orange peel marks. Smooth, mirror-like surface.

Training

What does ArmoGlaze look like?

Look like real glass
No orange peel
No lines, no drips
Smooth and nice

Every time you will do it quality like this, even if you beginner. To reach this quality with the spray you must has 3 or more years of experience.

Beautiful pouring ArmoGlaze.

Our training process

01

2 days class
02

Small size class (up to 4 people)
03

Preparation for different types of surface
04

Pour-on application on bathtubs
05

The next day you practice with our technician
06

How to find clients (residential/ commercial)

Our training process

	ArmoGlaze	Spray
1 How long is the training	Our method is much easier and faster to learn, you can learn this in one day. Only one coat is needed and your baths will look and feel perfect.	To become a professional sprayer you need at minimum 1-2 years (doing baths every day)
2 Easy of application	When pouring, you always have the same thickness of paint on the walls, and bottom which produces and consistent and event mirror finish.	With a spray, you always have a different thickness. If you spray too close - it may produce streaks. If you spray too far from the bath - it may produce a rough surface. Using a spray method, you'll need to apply 2-3 layers which add to your work time.
3 Bath preparation equipment	We use the same equipment and costs about $200 - $300 (drill, scrapers, etc.)	We use the same equipment and costs about $200 - $300 (drill, scrapers, etc.)
4 Coating equipment	Our Method Spreading tools- $1 Heat gun- $25 Plastic cup - $0.1	Compressor and gun - $1000 Ventilation system - $200 and of course all this equipment needs to be cleaned regularly and it breaks down. That's approximately $1200 give or take.
5 Search and training of employees	Very easy to find and train new employees	Very hard to find and train new employees
6 How much space does all the equipment take-up	All the application tools and paint are packed in each box or kit(28x16x12)	For the spray, you need 4 things: the first is a compressor and gun, the second is a ventilation system, and the third is paint, thinners, primers, and cleaners. The fourth is preparation tools. It can get pretty heavy especially if you have to work on a bath on the 4th floor with no elevator.
7 Restrictions on the use of the material in residential premises	You can offer services where spray companies cannot, such as nursing homes, care buildings, hotels where windows don't open, etc.	Spray companies cannot offer these services: such as nursing homes, care buildings, hotels where windows don't open, etc.