A Generally, gel-coated cast polymer products will not stain provided the spill is immediately wiped up and the surface is then rinsed with water. These products are tested with the ANSI standard using items commonly found in bathrooms such as ink, shoe polish, hair dyes, iodine, ammonia, hydrogen peroxide, lipstick, crayons, etc. If this should occur, it can be repaired. Nail polish or paint splatters should be wiped up before they dry. Do not scrape off dried spills.
Flexibility is noted in fiberglass and acrylic tubs.
This is due to the lack of thickness and structure that cause the bottom to move and sidewalls to expand. Cast iron and cast polymer do not have this characteristic. All have many styles and sizes to choose from. All tubs are produced in a solid color. However, cast polymer can also be produced in a marbleized material, onyx material, or granite material.