Jul 26, 2026

Yes, you can change your tile color

Stuck with pink, almond or avocado tile? Reglazing lets you pick almost any color — grout lines included.

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Yes, you can change your tile color

Tile color is not permanent. Refinishing opens up the whole palette without touching a single tile.

From any color to almost any color

Because we spray a bonding coat over the existing surface, the original color stops mattering. Dated pink or avocado tile can become a clean white, a soft gray, or a bolder accent — your choice.

Grout lines, your call

Coat over the grout for a smooth, modern, single-color wall, or keep the lines visible for a classic tile look. Many customers are surprised how contemporary a seamless finish feels.

Gloss or matte

A high-gloss finish reads bright and easy to clean; a soft matte feels calmer and hides water spots. We will show you both before we start.

Once a bonding coat goes down, the decade your tile came from stops deciding your color.

Homeowners in Fordham run into this all the time, and it is exactly the kind of job we handle nearby: Tub and tile restoration — Fordham. For surrounding areas, start with Bronx. Related reading: Maintaining Bath Tiles Is Easy: Follow These Simple Steps.

Choosing a color
Bright white maximizes light
Warm biscuit hides age & wear
Gray reads modern and neutral
Sample it in your own light first
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