Your trusted professionals at Bath Fixer Kent specialize in acrylic bath repair, restoring acrylic shower trays, ceramic basin restoration, bath re-enamelling, and long-lasting surface restoration.
Acrylic bath surfaces are not as hard as other materials and can easily be damaged from falling tiles during tiling. Occasionally a loose shower screen to move and create a surface gouge. The acrylic border can be split if too much weight is put on it or is stressed when accessing the plumbing. It’s common for, an acrylic tub gets harmed during transportation.
Whatever the situation is, we will probably be able to repair it.
Give us a ring, or send us a quick message, or message us with a few photos, and we’ll offer professional recommendations.
Once on-site, our team shield the bathroom floor, commode, basin, heaters, and any exposed surfaces.
We thoroughly clean the bath using specialized cleaning agents and get rid of deteriorated caulking around the tub.
We repair any damage, such as small fractures and surface chips, scratches, hard water stains, and deteriorated enamel due to water exposure. If the base of your bath has cracks or holes, we reinforce and fix it completely.
We mask off the surrounding tiles, walls, bathroom fixtures, waste, and spillover outlet by applying precision masking to keep them clean and untouched.
We utilize a high-strength degreasing solution to get rid of any grease, dirt, impurities and stains.
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.
We proceed by spraying the extra bonding solution using high-temperature application.Unlike other bath re-enamelling companies, we reinforce the bond with a second primer, so the enamel surface we spray on forms an ultra-durable bond.
We apply an infrared low-bake system to cure the new enamel and remove the masking.
We then perfect the final details, polishing, etc. to deliver a pristine, professional-grade outcome.
To complete the process, we add a new bead of sealant so your newly resurfaced bath is protected.
Stone work surfaces are prone to chipping at the corners, because this area lacks structural support.
The unsupported edges make them more fragile, and an impact from a heavy item could result in a noticeable chip.
- Persistent Marks and Discoloration While these surfaces are built to last, various harsh products can sometimes leave persistent stains on these surfaces.
- Surface Marks and Indentations Unintentional knife marks, forceful blows, or everyday activities may cause superficial scratches or indentations on the worktop.
- Chipping The most exposed areas, under sudden pressure, are prone to minor fractures, diminishing its aesthetic appeal.
