The experts at Bath Fixer Surrey are experts in seamless acrylic bath repairs, restoring acrylic shower trays, seamless sink refinishing, high-quality enamel restoration, and fixing wear and tear on hard surfaces.
Acrylic baths are quite soft and can easily be damaged from falling tiles during tiling. It’s not uncommon for a loose shower screen to move and create a surface gouge. The lip on the edge of the bath can fracture if it bears too much weight or experiences force when removing the panel. Frequently, an bath incurs minor dents in shipping.
Regardless of the issue, our experts can likely restore it.
Reach out to us, or send us a quick message, or message us with a few photos, and we’ll offer professional recommendations.
Upon arrival, we shield the floor, toilet, basin, warming appliances, and major fixtures.
We professionally clean the surface with specific cleaners and strip away moldy or damaged silicone.
Our experts fix all types of damage, ranging from chips in the bath, scratches, mineral deposits, and worn away enamel from hard water. If there are holes or damage at the bottom of the bath, we reinforce and fix it completely.
Our team carefully protects the tiles, walls, taps, drain area, and overflow drain using protective masking tape to avoid any coating residue.
We utilize a professional-grade cleaning agent to remove oil residues, dust and particles, etc..
Then we spray on the second bonding agent with a hot air gun. Unlike other bath re enamelling companies we use two bonding agents so the enamel surface we spray on has a very strong hold to the original surface.
Following that, we coat the surface with the second bonding agent for maximum surface adhesion.Unlike other bath re-enamelling companies, our process includes a double-bonding system, so the refinished surface forms an ultra-durable bond.
We employ an professional-grade heat-curing process to cure the new enamel and remove the masking.
Next, our experts do any detailed finishing touches, polishing, etc. to achieve an impeccable result.
We then carefully apply a new bead of sealant so your bath is fully usable.
Stone work surfaces may sustain chips at the corners, since this is where they are weakest.
The overhanging edges are particularly susceptible, and a hard object like a pot may cause a small section to break away.
- Surface Staining and Fading Despite their resistance, certain chemicals or foods can sometimes leave persistent stains on these surfaces.
- Chips, Scratches, and Dents Minor surface abrasions, heavy impacts, or regular wear and tear could create light surface marks or shallow marks on the worktop.
- Surface Chips The edges or corners, if subjected to hard knocks, may sustain chips, compromising the worktop’s seamless look.
