We just installed the Americh "Madison" with has a very subtle non-slip surface. It won't gray/discolor either, like some brand's non-slips do. As far as a 30x60 flat front apron tub in a modern style, take a look at the Americh "Matty" 6030

I had the same problem when we bought our house. The tub was not in bad shape but the bottom of the tub (non-slip section) was awful. I tried a few suggestions in this forum to no avail. I decided to use Bon ami non abrasive scouring powder with a Mr. Clean eraser. WALA it worked beautifully. Now granted my tub I gather had never been scrubbed so it took some scrubbing and a couple of Mr. Clean erasers! I have used Bon ami on my stainless steel pots for years and I have had them for over 30 years and still look new. I figured if it worked to take burn stains off my pot it should work on the tub. You can also use bon ami on your glass cook top, works wonders!

seattlemamadrama ~Well my Wasauna story ended badly. The first tub was drained the wrong way for me. I shipped it back at their expense and received my replacement last week. The crate was in horrible condition, held together by plastic wrap about 2 times around it. The person who sent it to me must have received my tub and we just traded. I sent him one in perfect condition never removed from the crate. The tub he sent me was dirty, removed from the crate and damaged with scratches. I refused the delivery and call Alex for a refund. He tried to give me 300.00 off and get a new one sent to me but I just took my refund. I have not seen the credit on my card as yet, it has been 4 days. I would say stay away from them. I am in the process of looking for something else now. Good luck to you! Mariofo

Hi to everyone. I recently had a house fire and fortunately had great insurance, the whole house is to be re-done. Just yesterday, my GC asked me what kind of tub do I want... steel/porcelain or fiberglass. I opted for the steel. I was reading about the non slip surface and about how it recommended to clean with Bar Keepers Friend. Have any of you tried this? I was very excited to have the non-slip surface as the other tub was older and very slippery... but now I read how hard it is to keep clean. oh well. I say I'd rather not me or my elderly parents fall than have a sparkling tub. Of course, I'd rather both.... like the baking soda... I used to use that on the darker tile and hard water stains...baking soda and vinegar to be exact. Worked wonderfully. So - anyone try BarKeepers Friend?