Our team at Bath Fixer Surrey specialize in acrylic bath repair, acrylic shower tray repair, seamless sink refinishing, high-quality enamel restoration, and damage repair for solid surfaces.
Acrylic tubs are relatively delicate and are susceptible to damage from impact from loose tiles. Occasionally a shower door to fall and leave a deep mark. The lip on the edge of the bath can snap if it bears too much weight or it is put under pressure when accessing the plumbing. Many times, an acrylic bath sustains damage before installation.
Whatever the problem may be, we have the skills to repair it.
Get in touch by phone, or submit a service request, or WhatsApp or text us some images, and we’ll assess the damage.
As the first step, we shield the flooring, toilet, washbasin, heating units, and key sections of the bathroom.
We thoroughly clean the bath using industry-approved solutions and remove any rotten silicone around the bath.
Our experts fix all types of damage, such as bathtub chips, surface marks, hard water stains, and faded, thin enamel layers. If there are holes or damage at the bottom of the bath, we reinforce and fix it completely.
We mask off the bathroom tiles, walls, faucets, drain area, and bath overflow with masking to avoid any coating residue.
We work with a professional-grade cleaning agent to remove oil residues, accumulated grime, etc..
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 second bonding agent using high-temperature application.Unlike other bath re-enamelling companies, our process includes a double-bonding system, so the refinished surface forms an ultra-durable bond.
We employ an advanced infrared curing method to cure the new enamel and unveil the fully restored bath.
After that, we carry out precision finishing, bringing out a smooth, high-gloss effect to make sure it’s perfect.
We then carefully apply a fresh silicone seal so the surface is watertight and secure.
Stone work surfaces can be chipped along the edges, as this is the most vulnerable point.
The material is not supported on the open edge, and a dropped pan or utensil can clip it and knock a bit off.
- Surface Staining and Fading Even though they are highly durable, certain chemicals or foods might result in deep-set stains on these surfaces.
- Scuffs and Impact Damage Unexpected nicks, dropped objects, or everyday activities could create faint abrasions or indentations on the worktop.
- Surface Chips Perimeter sections, under sudden pressure, are prone to minor fractures, compromising the worktop’s seamless look.
