@David CzechMy experience with professional resurfacing (spraying) has been disappointing.

So, back to the baseboards - after the flooring is installed they can put all the baseboards outside on saw horses, spray them down in no time, then after they are dry, install, caulk, and do any touch up.

(A shower handle came off and was spraying water free flow.)

The main products are bombs, powder, aerosal spray. 

Worked well until one of my carpenters took some pills, sprayed high-gloss cabinet paint everywhere (including brick on facade) and then shot my refrigerator (yes, with a gun) when I fired him.

The professionals who come in will usually spray, which can be effective when done correctly, but also may not be healthy for a baby.

Because I can absolutely guarantee you that if I spray SuperPaint and then immediately backroll right behind it, that it will cover anything you need it to.

If there isn’t much damage, you’ll just pay for a termite treatment ($750-$1500) where they will spray and inject stuff into the ground to take care of the active ones and keep new ones at bay for a while.

Maybe 2-3 sprayings over a quarter and then it's good for a long time.To give you some idea, the house I live in was sprayed religiously every month for years.

I have sprayed tubs with epoxy paint using my Porter Cable pancake - just remember to drain all the water out first and/or get a water trap.