porcelain glaze

Porcelain Glaze — Low V.O.C. — No Isocyanates

Porcelain Enamel Refinishing (Immersion-Rated)

Permanent porcelain glaze surface with a 20 year life expectancy... not standard epoxy or acrylic urethane paint. I use an immersion-service, liquid porcelain enamel system cross linked with polyester resin, that chemically bonds into the original surface from the Fusion Lock etching and molecular bonding process with 4 strains of Silane tie coat bonding and delivers a deep, factory gloss with factory colors. ISO-free, low odor, and engineered for constant water exposure.

In Dallas, residents search for porcelain glaze because it looks and wears like the original finish. My system uses liquid porcelain—a true Polyester liquid porcelain glaze enamel—not standard epoxy paint. Polyester is the cross linking that makes porcelain glaze have a VERY high tensile strength and once polyester is mixed and cured it does not emit any odors, meaning it will not harm your indoor air quality in the future. You get the safety of no Isocyanates, the safety of not harming the indoor air quality after cured. The safety of having a surface that allows food preparation on the surface for countertops! Yet with a very high Tensile Strength (TOUGHNESS). It chemically bonds into the surface and stays tight under constant water. It’s tough enough for below-deck marine use, so a bathtub is easy work for this coating--equal in durability to the very best baked-on powder coatings.

Porcelain Glaze vs. Acrylic Urethane Paint: Why Liquid Porcelain Wins

  • True liquid porcelain glaze enamel—not acrylic urethane or standard epoxy paint.
  • Immersion-rated chemistry for tubs, showers, and tile in constant water.
  • Deep, factory-like gloss that mimics kiln-fired porcelain. With a Very High Tensile strength.
  • ISO-free, low odor; polyester resin (not chemical-laced paint resin). Will not soften under constant immersion. Combined with Fusion Lock™ providing a solid, chemical weld in the pores of and onto the old surface.

Porcelain Tubs & Lead Binders — How Our Glaze Protects Your Family

Cast-iron and steel tubs are fired with porcelain powders that use lead-based compounds in the binder/flux layer. Over decades, the original factory glaze can wear thin or craze.

My restoration process 100% seals that worn factory surface with a permanent porcelain glaze—not paint. Unlike coatings that can soften or swell, this glaze does not soften under water or stress and forms a dense, non-porous barrier into, not on top of the old surface.

  • Seals the worn glaze: locks down the old enamel layer instead of leaving it exposed.
  • Factory-like finish: bright, glossy porcelain look and feel—not an apartment-grade epoxy paint job.
  • Durability you can trust: immersion-ready, durable surface designed for daily use.
  • Family-first peace of mind: creates a protective barrier away from the original lead binders in porcelain bathtubs.

Bottom line: you keep the tub you love with a durable, 100% sealed porcelain surface that stands up to real life.

Fusion Lock A Permanent Glossy White Porcelain Glaze Surface To Your Bathtub™