Bath Fixer West-Sussex are specialists in acrylic bath repair, acrylic shower tray repair, ceramic sink repair, high-quality enamel restoration, and hard surface repairs.
Acrylic bathtubs have a softer surface and may incur damage from tiling mishaps. It’s not uncommon for a loose shower screen to move and scratch or gouge the bath. The perimeter of the tub can crack if it bears too much weight or experiences force when installing new fixtures. Many times, an acrylic bath can be damaged in storage or transit.
Whatever the problem may be, our experts can likely restore it.
Give us a ring, or fill in an enquiry form, or message us with a few photos, and we’ll offer professional recommendations.
Once on-site, our team shield the floor, lavatory, washbasin, radiators, and any exposed surfaces.
We thoroughly clean the bath using industry-approved solutions and get rid of deteriorated caulking around the tub.
We repair any damage, ranging from chips in the bath, surface marks, limescale, and worn away enamel from hard water. For major wear and damage on the tub’s bottom, we restore it professionally.
We safeguard the bathroom tiles, bathroom walls, faucets, drain opening, and bath overflow with masking to avoid any coating residue.
We work with a professional-grade cleaning agent to eliminate stubborn grease buildup, dust and particles, 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 second bonding agent through heat-assisted bonding.Where others may stop at one bonding layer, we reinforce the bond with a second primer, so the refinished surface remains securely attached for years to come.
We apply an advanced infrared curing method to bond the refinished surface and unveil the fully restored bath.
We then do any detailed finishing touches, bringing out a smooth, high-gloss effect to achieve an impeccable result.
As a finishing step, we seal with a protective waterproof sealant so it is ready for use.
Stone work surfaces are prone to chipping along the edges, since this is where they are weakest.
The overhanging edges are particularly susceptible, and a hard object like a pot might lead to minor surface damage.
- Persistent Marks and Discoloration Although they are stain-resistant, certain chemicals or foods can sometimes leave persistent stains on these surfaces.
- Chips, Scratches, and Dents Accidental cuts, forceful blows, or constant usage may cause faint abrasions or dents on the worktop.
- Material Breakage The most exposed areas, if hit with force, can chip, disrupting the smooth finish.
