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Tips on restoring a bathtub? Best course of action?

David Czech
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A tub in my unit has had paint chipping for the last year. I have tried using the paint sealer that's available in Home Depot, but it only seems to last around 8 months before it start chipping away again. The chipping isn't terrible, but it's noticeable. I just feel as if its going to get worse over time. 

I've heard that you can have a new tub cover measured and installed that goes over the existing tub. Is that a viable option and is that expensive? How does that compare to the spray on sealer that is professionally done? I have tiling around the tub and not ready to do a complete demo. Thanks in advance! 

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