Our team at Bath Fixer Barnet specialize in fixing damaged acrylic baths, professional shower tray resurfacing, ceramic basin restoration, bath re-enamelling, and resurfacing solid bath fixtures.
Acrylic baths are prone to surface damage and are vulnerable to harm from tiling mishaps. Sometimes a loose shower screen to move and create a surface gouge. The rim of the bathtub can snap if it bears too much weight or is impacted when installing new fixtures. Often, an acrylic bath can be damaged in storage or transit.
No matter the damage, we will probably be able to repair it.
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As the first step, we lay protective sheets on the flooring, lavatory, basin, heaters, and key sections of the bathroom.
We thoroughly clean the bath using specialized cleaning agents and eliminate old, degraded sealant.
We restore and fix imperfections, such as small fractures and surface chips, abrasions, limescale, and faded, thin enamel layers. If there are holes or damage at the bottom of the bath, we restore it professionally.
We cover the bathroom tiles, vertical surfaces, water outlets, waste, and bath overflow using protective masking tape to prevent spray getting on these.
Our team applies a professional-grade cleaning agent to dissolve and lift oil residues, 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.
Then we spray on the additional adhesion layer for maximum surface adhesion.Where others may stop at one bonding layer, we reinforce the bond with a second primer, allowing the reglazed bath firmly adheres for long-lasting results.
We apply an advanced infrared curing method to harden and set the fresh enamel coating and clear away all masking materials.
Following this, we do any detailed finishing touches, buffing, refining, and perfecting the surface to ensure a like-new appearance.
To complete the process, we add a fresh silicone seal so it is ready for use.
Stone work surfaces are prone to chipping on their edges, due to their exposed design.
The overhanging edges are particularly susceptible, and a forceful hit from cookware might lead to minor surface damage.
- Surface Staining and Fading While these surfaces are built to last, specific liquids and ingredients might result in deep-set stains on these surfaces.
- Chips, Scratches, and Dents Unexpected nicks, heavy impacts, or constant usage may cause minor scuffs or shallow marks on the worktop.
- Edge Damage The most exposed areas, when impacted by heavy objects, may sustain chips, affecting its flawless appearance.
