Bath Fixer East-Sussex specialists provide industry-leading solutions for bath repair for acrylic surfaces, restoring acrylic shower trays, full ceramic sink resurfacing, bathtub reglazing, and damage repair for solid surfaces.
Acrylic bath surfaces are not as hard as other materials and can easily be damaged from dropped tiles while tiling. In some cases a shower door to fall and cause a visible indentation. The lip on the edge of the bath can snap if excessive pressure is applied or is leveraged when accessing the plumbing. In several instances, an bathtub suffers nicks and scratches while stored.
Regardless of the issue, we will probably be able to repair it.
Give us a ring, or complete our online contact form, or send us pictures via WhatsApp or SMS, and we’ll assess the damage.
Arrive and dust sheet the flooring, toilet, sink, heaters, and key sections of the bathroom.
Our team deep cleans the bathtub using industry-approved solutions and eliminate old, degraded sealant.
Our experts fix all types of damage, covering bathtub chips, scratches, calcium buildup, and faded, thin enamel layers. For major wear and damage on the tub’s bottom, we restore it professionally.
Our team carefully protects the wall tiles, vertical surfaces, water outlets, drain area, and overflow by applying precision masking to avoid any coating residue.
Our team applies a specialized surface cleaner to dissolve and lift grimy deposits, 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 additional adhesion layer for maximum surface adhesion.Unlike other bath re-enamelling companies, we reinforce the bond with a second primer, so the refinished surface forms an ultra-durable bond.
We use an advanced infrared curing method to harden and set the fresh enamel coating and remove the masking.
We then apply expert refinements, buffing, refining, and perfecting the surface to achieve an impeccable result.
To complete the process, we add a new bead of sealant so it is ready for use.
Stone work surfaces can be chipped on their edges, because this area lacks structural support.
The unsupported edges make them more fragile, and an impact from a heavy item can clip it and knock a bit off.
- Surface Staining and Fading Despite their resistance, certain chemicals or foods may occasionally cause lasting marks on these surfaces.
- Scuffs and Impact Damage Minor surface abrasions, strong collisions, or daily use might lead to minor scuffs or small depressions on the worktop.
- Surface Chips The edges or corners, if hit with force, could break off slightly, diminishing its aesthetic appeal.
