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Manjo wrote:
> My thanks for all the excellent replies.  The tub is not used a lot.
> I'm going to try to paint it with an epoxy product with three or more
> spray on coats.
> 
> Can someone recommend a kit, or perhaps please let me know which kits
> to stay away from??
> 
> TIA,

I just happened to see one yesterday where the contractor painted a blue 
tub with white epoxy paint.   It looked great and I didn't know it could 
even be done.  He said he does it all the time and in this case he is 
going to be moving into the house.