Our team at Bath Fixer Hampshire are experts in acrylic bathtub restoration, restoring acrylic shower trays, chip and crack repair for sinks, professional bath resurfacing, and resurfacing solid bath fixtures.
Acrylic baths are prone to surface damage and are susceptible to damage from accidents during bathroom renovations. It’s not uncommon for a shower door to fall and scratch or gouge the bath. The acrylic border can be split if undue force is exerted or it is put under pressure when adjusting surrounding tiles. Many times, an acrylic tub gets harmed during transportation.
No matter the damage, we will probably be able to repair it.
Get in touch by phone, or complete our online contact form, or message us with a few photos, and we’ll assess the damage.
As the first step, we cover the floor, commode, sink, warming appliances, and any exposed surfaces.
We professionally clean the surface using specialized cleaning agents and eliminate old, degraded sealant.
We handle all bath surface repairs, such as bathtub chips, cosmetic imperfections, hard water stains, and deteriorated enamel due to water exposure. For major wear and damage on the tub’s bottom, we reinforce and fix it completely.
We cover the bathroom tiles, adjacent surfaces, faucets, drain opening, and bath overflow using protective masking tape to ensure no overspray affects them.
We work with a special cleaning solvent to get rid of oil residues, surface contaminants, any remaining debris.
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.
Next, we apply the additional adhesion layer for maximum surface adhesion.Where others may stop at one bonding layer, we apply an extra adhesion layer, ensuring that the new enamel coating forms an ultra-durable bond.
We use an specialized infrared drying technology to harden and set the fresh enamel coating and remove the masking.
Next, our experts perfect the final details, polishing, etc. to achieve an impeccable result.
Finally, we apply a new bead of sealant so your bath is fully usable.
Stone work surfaces can suffer minor damage along the edges, due to their exposed design.
The overhanging edges are particularly susceptible, and a hard object like a pot can clip it and knock a bit off.
- Surface Staining and Fading While these surfaces are built to last, specific liquids and ingredients can sometimes leave persistent stains on these surfaces.
- Surface Marks and Indentations Accidental cuts, dropped objects, or daily use can result in light surface marks or small depressions on the worktop.
- Material Breakage The most exposed areas, when impacted by heavy objects, could break off slightly, compromising the worktop’s seamless look.
