
Here's a close up of me touching up the edges. The primer went on easily and formed a nice even finish. It was thick enough to cover over and smooth out some of the smaller dings and imperfections in the metal, but didn't cover up too much of the detail on the feet.

Note the discoloration of the porcelin - once the outside of the bathtub is finished I'll have to turn it over and start restoring the enamel on the inside. That will be a big job too, but for now I'm just happy that the grinding is done. :)
2 comments:
Go with the fire engine red! We also do mute colors around our place but we've chosen a dark red as an accent color and I think bolder colors add alot. Heck, why not! ;-)
It's obviosly the fastest bathtub around!
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