$2-8/sq foot.Cabinets, resurfacing or replacing?

Well, I actually sold my previous home to someone who was delighted that I hadn't removed the original tile and cabinets in the kitchen because she was into "50's retro-chic" , lol.So, depending on your demographic, you could just say it's a design choice...I have also used tub/tile resurfacing with good results.

OK, now that the holidays have ended, I would like to resurface this idea. 

You can buy a rustoleum resurfacing kit at Lowe's or HD but I don't think they usually turn out great, or maybe I just haven't seen the results myself (I used one in a rental and it was "okay" but not what I was expecting).

@Mike Lee thanks for resurfacing this!

I replaced a sewer line and resurfaced the parking lot of a townhome community recently.

Do high dollar stuff yourself and refinish/resurface vs replace when possible. 

Wanted to try and find a cost effective solution to making it less of an eyesore for my tenants and future tenants.Have considered Resurfacing, due to large amount of cracks and such but far too expensive for my liking.  

The thrice resurfaced 1960's solid cast iron tub was peeling AGAIN & the old small black & red tile & shower/tub fixtures etc were an antique corroded leaking mess. 

Hi MikeI sold REOs in South Florida - and the cost for completely resurfacing the average pool there was around $3500 - As an aside - I've seen some horrendous looking pools cleaned up beautifully for $500.