The experts at Bath Fixer Hampshire provide industry-leading solutions for fixing damaged acrylic baths, professional shower tray resurfacing, ceramic sink repair, professional bath resurfacing, and damage repair for solid surfaces.
Acrylic baths are prone to surface damage and are susceptible to damage from accidents during bathroom renovations. Occasionally a shower screen to slip and create a surface gouge. The bath’s edge can fracture if heavy items are placed on it or is stressed when installing new fixtures. Often, an bathtub suffers nicks and scratches while stored.
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 offer professional recommendations.
Once on-site, our team cover the bathroom floor, lavatory, sink, heating units, and key sections of the bathroom.
We thoroughly clean the bath using specialized cleaning agents and get rid of deteriorated caulking around the tub.
We handle all bath surface repairs, including small fractures and surface chips, cosmetic imperfections, hard water stains, 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.
We cover the bathroom tiles, walls, water outlets, waste, and bath overflow with masking to keep them clean and untouched.
We utilize a specialized surface cleaner to remove any grease, accumulated grime, 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.
Then we spray on the reinforcing primer through heat-assisted bonding.Unlike standard refinishing providers, we apply an extra adhesion layer, so the refinished surface remains securely attached for years to come.
We use an advanced infrared curing method to harden and set the fresh enamel coating and unveil the fully restored bath.
We then carry out precision finishing, buffing, refining, and perfecting the surface to achieve an impeccable result.
Finally, we apply a new bead of sealant so it is ready for use.
Stone work surfaces can be chipped on their edges, since this is where they are weakest.
The material is not supported on the open edge, and a forceful hit from cookware might lead to minor surface damage.
- Surface Staining and Fading Although they are stain-resistant, some substances and spills might result in deep-set stains on these surfaces.
- Chips, Scratches, and Dents Unexpected nicks, heavy impacts, or daily use can result in faint abrasions or dents on the worktop.
- Surface Chips The most exposed areas, if subjected to hard knocks, can chip, diminishing its aesthetic appeal.
