I restored my bathtub with Ekopel 2k and now it looks better than new. Watch the 'how to apply' videos several times and make sure to thoroughly follow the mix and stir instructions. You have an hour to apply. After the hour is up, don't try to touch up any areas you think might need it. After the hour, touch ups will only cause more problems. When it dries, it will probably look fine.

Baltimore Gardener

I’m just going to swallow my pride and admit this: I made just about every single clumsy, amateur mistake I could have. My bathtub still looks amazing.

Frank Lamantia

I was nervous about this project, but ekopel was surprisingly easy to use. I had this cast iron claw foot tub professionally deglazed 5 years ago and the paint already failed. Apparently bath mats with suction cups are not a good idea. Anyway, I was left with big chips in the paint and an uneven surface. This product is very thick and covered those gaps perfectly! Definitely a little work in prepping the tub ( scraping loose paint, I also used 220 sandpaper, cleaning, taping, and protecting the floor) but the pour was pretty quick- 45 min. After that I babysat this project every hour for 6 hours to remove excess epoxy. It continues to flow toward the drain very slowly. Use a plastic spoon to scoop it out. At 6 hours I removed the tape in the drain and let it set. I’m at 24 hours and it is set and dry. If you plan to use this product, take the time to watch their utube tutorial.

schipley

The result looked very good at first. The kit had everything I needed (other than plastic and tape to keep my area clean). I set up heaters around the tub for about an hour before I started and mixed the product as instructed. It poured on pretty well and seemed to be doing a great job. I had some trouble with areas in the sun setting up a little too fast and not leveling quite enough.

Alan