Bath Fixer Newham are specialists in fixing damaged acrylic baths, acrylic shower tray repair, chip and crack repair for sinks, bath re-enamelling, and resurfacing solid bath fixtures.
Acrylic baths are quite soft and are susceptible to damage from dropped tiles while tiling. At times a shower door to fall and leave a deep mark. The bath’s edge can crack if undue force is exerted or is stressed when installing new fixtures. In several instances, an bathtub suffers nicks and scratches while stored.
Regardless of the issue, we will probably be able to repair it.
Call us, or submit a service request, or message us with a few photos, and we’ll assess the damage.
As the first step, we cover the floor, lavatory, basin, warming appliances, and key sections of the bathroom.
We meticulously scrub the bath with specific cleaners and strip away moldy or damaged silicone.
We handle all bath surface repairs, including bathtub chips, abrasions, mineral deposits, and worn away enamel from hard water. If there are holes or damage at the bottom of the bath, we repair that also.
We mask off the tiles, walls, water outlets, drain area, and bath overflow using protective masking tape to keep them clean and untouched.
We work with a professional-grade cleaning agent to dissolve and lift any grease, dirt, 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.
Next, we apply the additional adhesion layer using high-temperature application.Where others may stop at one bonding layer, we use two bonding agents, so the refinished surface forms an ultra-durable bond.
Our team utilizes an specialized infrared drying technology to harden and set the fresh enamel coating and unveil the fully restored bath.
After that, we do any detailed finishing touches, buffing, refining, and perfecting the surface to achieve an impeccable result.
We then carefully apply a fresh silicone seal so it is ready for use.
Stone work surfaces are prone to chipping at the corners, because this area lacks structural support.
The material is not supported on the open edge, and an impact from a heavy item might lead to minor surface damage.
- Stains and Discolouration Despite their resistance, various harsh products can sometimes leave persistent stains on these surfaces.
- Chips, Scratches, and Dents Unexpected nicks, forceful blows, or daily use may cause faint abrasions or indentations on the worktop.
- Chipping Perimeter sections, when impacted by heavy objects, may sustain chips, disrupting the smooth finish.
