Acrylic sinks are longwearing kitchen and bathroom supplies that will start to seem a little dingy, out-dated or faded well before before they’re prepared to be eliminated. To give a fast face-lift to your bathroom or destroy, use paint to re-finish the area and also make it seem new again. This can be an especially excellent choice for homeowners searching to get a quick update before marketing or displaying the house, as it’s noninvasive and requires no plumbing change-outs.

Clean the sink completely. Use a powerful cleaner designed to cut through grease, soap scum and mildew. Clean every inch of the sink to make sure that nothing is left left out to interfere together with the paint-job. Rinse the sink properly and dry completely.

Rough up the surface of the sink using sand-paper and a palm sander. The palm sander vibrates somewhat, that may help without creating any scratches in its area to rough-up the acrylic. Rinse away any particles that are free and dry the sink entirely.

Tape off any taps which come in touch with its area to guard them in the paint and the the sink’s drain.

Apply EP-Acrylic paint to the sink using a paintbrush. This unique paint will bond together with the unique acrylic of the sink to offer a sleek, shiny surface. At least two coats, allowing the paint dry completely in between. Before using your new sink, let the paint cure for 24 to 48 hrs.

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