Your trusted professionals at Bath Fixer East-Sussex offer professional services in bath repair for acrylic surfaces, restoring acrylic shower trays, ceramic sink repair, professional bath resurfacing, and resurfacing solid bath fixtures.
Acrylic bath surfaces are not as hard as other materials and are vulnerable to harm from dropped tiles while tiling. It’s not uncommon for a glass partition to shift and cause a visible indentation. The lip on the edge of the bath can crack if heavy items are placed on it or it is put under pressure when adjusting surrounding tiles. In several instances, an acrylic bath can be damaged in storage or transit.
No matter the damage, our experts can likely restore it.
Call us, or send us a quick message, or message us with a few photos, and we’ll assess the damage.
Upon arrival, we lay protective sheets on the floor, lavatory, sink, heaters, and major fixtures.
We thoroughly clean the bath with high-quality bath-safe products and eliminate old, degraded sealant.
We repair any damage, covering small fractures and surface chips, scratches, mineral deposits, and erosion caused by minerals in water. For major wear and damage on the tub’s bottom, we reinforce and fix it completely.
We mask off the tiles, vertical surfaces, faucets, drain area, and bath overflow with masking to prevent spray getting on these.
We use a professional-grade cleaning agent to dissolve and lift stubborn grease buildup, surface contaminants, unwanted residues.
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.
We proceed by spraying the extra bonding solution using high-temperature application.Unlike other bath re-enamelling companies, our process includes a double-bonding system, so the refinished surface remains securely attached for years to come.
We employ an professional-grade heat-curing process to bond the refinished surface and take off the protective coverings.
After that, we perfect the final details, buffing, refining, and perfecting the surface to achieve an impeccable result.
To complete the process, we add a new bead of sealant so the surface is watertight and secure.
Stone work surfaces can suffer minor damage at the corners, due to their exposed design.
The material is not supported on the open edge, and an impact from a heavy item may cause a small section to break away.
- Surface Staining and Fading Despite their resistance, certain chemicals or foods might result in deep-set stains on these surfaces.
- Scuffs and Impact Damage Accidental cuts, dropped objects, or constant usage might lead to light surface marks or small depressions on the worktop.
- Surface Chips Worktop edges and corners, if hit with force, can chip, compromising the worktop’s seamless look.
