Specialist Bath Resurfacing & Enamel Restoration Across South London
Bath Fixer Merton provide specialist bath repair, resurfacing, and enamel restoration throughout the London Borough of Merton and surrounding South London areas. Our skilled technicians handle every repair scenario — from hairline cracks in ageing pressed steel baths to full enamel restoration on original cast iron tubs — offering a practical, cost-effective alternative to ripping out and replacing your entire bath.
Every job starts with a detailed inspection of the damage and the bath material. Whether the problem is a cluster of chips from years of daily wear, deep scratches caused by abrasive cleaning, or a corroded patch where moisture has worked its way beneath the enamel, Bath Fixer Merton identify the correct repair approach for the surface in question. We work across acrylic, pressed steel, cast iron, stone resin, and fibreglass — each demanding its own preparation method and bonding technique.
The defining feature of our service is the dual bonding agent system. Most bath repair firms rely on a single primer coat before spraying the new enamel. Bath Fixer Merton apply two separate bonding agents, each heat-cured with a hot air gun before the enamel layer goes on. This creates a significantly stronger adhesion between the old surface and the new finish — the reason our results hold up for years rather than peeling or flaking within months.
Beyond baths, we also restore sinks, basins, shower trays, ceramic tiles, uPVC surfaces, granite worktops, and other hard surfaces. If something in your bathroom or kitchen is chipped, cracked, scratched, or worn down, Bath Fixer Merton can almost certainly restore it without the expense of a full replacement.
Nearby Areas We Serve: The bathroom repair needs we see across Merton are echoed in neighbouring areas. Homeowners in Wimbledon and Tooting face very similar issues with worn enamel on period baths, chipped acrylic in updated bathrooms, and limescale damage across all surface types. See our area-specific guides for detailed information about your location.
Bath Fixer Merton use a proprietary two-stage bonding system that delivers a stronger, longer-lasting finish than standard single-primer methods.
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Our technicians blend the exact shade to match your existing bath finish. Whether the original surface has yellowed with age or retained its factory white, the repaired area integrates seamlessly — invisible to the eye even under close inspection.
Chip repairs and minor restorations are finished within hours. Full resurfacing takes four to six hours on site, and the bath is ready for light use within twenty-four hours. No multi-day disruption to your home.
Our dual bonding agent system and infrared curing process create a factory-standard surface that resists chipping, peeling, and staining. Every job carries a written guarantee — so you can trust the result will last.
Bath Fixer Merton technicians hold specialist training in refinishing enamel, acrylic, pressed steel, stone resin, shower trays, sinks, worktops, and uPVC. We carry full public liability insurance on every appointment.
Merton's residential landscape is shaped by over a century of building. The Edwardian terraces and semis that line the streets of Morden and South Wimbledon give way to substantial inter-war detached houses around Raynes Park and Motspur Park, while the post-war estates of Mitcham and Phipps Bridge introduced a different housing stock entirely. Each period left behind different bathroom fixtures — and each brings its own set of repair challenges.
The original cast iron and pressed steel baths found in Merton's older Edwardian and inter-war properties are prone to enamel wear along the base where water pools, rust patches where chips have gone unrepaired, and a general dulling caused by decades of abrasive cleaning products. In the post-war homes, lighter pressed steel baths often show chipping around the tap end and plug hole, while the acrylic baths fitted during later renovations are vulnerable to impact cracks, surface scratches, and yellowing from hard water.
Bath Fixer Merton understand these differences because we see them daily. We do not apply a generic repair method across every surface — we adapt our preparation, bonding, and finishing to suit the exact material and condition of each individual bath. That targeted approach is what separates a lasting professional repair from one that deteriorates within months.
Real examples of restoration work completed by Bath Fixer across the Merton borough
A homeowner on Crown Lane had inherited an original Edwardian cast iron bath that was showing its age. The enamel had worn thin across the entire base, exposing grey patches of bare metal that collected moisture and generated persistent rust stains. Several deep chips around the overflow area — caused by a heavy chrome plug chain — had created entry points for further corrosion. A bathroom fitter had quoted over £2,400 to remove the cast iron bath, dispose of it, repair the surrounding floor tiles, and install a replacement.
Bath Fixer Merton treated every corroded area with a specialist rust inhibitor, then rebuilt the chipped sections using high-adhesion filler matched to the original bath profile. The full surface was keyed, degreased, and prepared for our dual bonding agent application. Two coats of colour-matched enamel were sprayed and cured using our infrared low-bake system, followed by a complete polish and perimeter reseal.
The bath was returned to a smooth, bright, factory-quality finish with no visible trace of the previous damage. The homeowner preserved their original Edwardian fixture, saved over £2,000 compared to the replacement quote, and avoided the disruption of a multi-day bathroom refit. The repair was completed in a single afternoon with a written guarantee.
A letting agent managing a converted Victorian property near Colliers Wood High Street contacted Bath Fixer about a badly scratched and stained acrylic bath in a ground-floor flat. The outgoing tenant had used abrasive cleaners over several years, leaving the surface dull, rough, and marked with deep scratches. Two cracks had also developed near the corner where the bath met the wall panel. The agent needed the repair completed within five days to meet the new tenancy start date.
We stabilised the corner cracks to prevent further spread, sanded down the scratched areas, and filled the deepest grooves with a structural-grade compound. The full surface was prepared, degreased, and primed with our two-stage bonding agents before a fresh white acrylic-compatible enamel was sprayed and infrared cured on site. A waterproof perimeter seal completed the job.
The bath was transformed from a dull, rough surface to a smooth, glossy finish indistinguishable from new. The letting agent met the tenancy deadline with two days to spare, the cost was a fraction of a replacement, and the repair carried a written guarantee. The agent has since instructed Bath Fixer Merton for three additional rental properties in the area.
A step-by-step look at our professional resurfacing process from start to finish
Dust sheets are laid across the floor, WC, basin, radiator, and all surrounding fixtures. Existing sealant is stripped away and the entire work area is fully protected before any preparation begins.
Specialist cleaning agents strip all residue from the bath surface. Every chip, crack, scratch, mineral deposit, and area of corrosion is then repaired individually — structural issues are addressed at this stage.
Tiles, walls, taps, drain, and overflow are carefully masked. A professional-grade degreasing agent eliminates any remaining oils or contaminants to ensure the bonding agents achieve maximum adhesion.
The first bonding agent is applied and heat-cured. A second primer follows using high-temperature application. This two-stage process — exclusive to Bath Fixer — creates an exceptionally strong adhesion layer between the original surface and the new enamel.
The colour-matched enamel is professionally sprayed and cured using our infrared low-bake system. This accelerates molecular bonding and produces a smooth, hard-wearing, factory-quality surface finish.
The finished surface is polished to a high sheen, all masking is removed, and a waterproof sealant is applied around the bath perimeter. A final quality inspection is completed before sign-off and handover.
Feedback from homeowners and landlords who have used Bath Fixer across the Merton borough
"Our Edwardian semi in Morden had a cast iron bath with terrible rust stains and worn enamel. Bath Fixer restored the entire surface in a single afternoon — it genuinely looks like a brand new bath. Superb quality and very tidy work throughout. Would not hesitate to recommend."
"Needed a fast turnaround on a bath chip repair for a rental property in Colliers Wood before the new tenant moved in. Ilia came within two days, fixed the damage perfectly, and the colour match was spot on. Could not be happier with the service from Bath Fixer."
"Alex resurfaced our acrylic bath after years of scratches and limescale damage. The whole process was explained clearly beforehand and the finish is flawless. The bathroom looks completely different now. Would absolutely recommend Bath Fixer to anyone in the Merton area."
Common questions answered by Bath Fixer Merton
Professional resurfacing through Bath Fixer Merton typically costs between forty and sixty per cent less than removing and replacing your bath. The savings are even greater when you factor in the associated costs of a replacement — disconnecting plumbing, repairing tiles and flooring disturbed during removal, hiring a skip for waste disposal, and the labour involved in fitting the new bath. Resurfacing preserves your existing bath in place and avoids all of that disruption.
Yes — individual chip, scratch, and crack repairs are one of our most common jobs across Merton. Dropped bottles, showerheads, heavy taps, and even falling tiles cause localised damage that can be repaired without touching the rest of the bath surface. We colour-match the repaired spot to the surrounding enamel or acrylic so the repair is virtually invisible once finished.
Bath Fixer Merton repair and resurface every common bath material — enamel-coated cast iron, pressed steel, acrylic, fibreglass, stone resin, and Corian. We also repair and refinish basins, shower trays, ceramic tiles, and bathroom suite pedestals. Each material requires its own preparation and bonding technique, and our technicians are trained to handle them all.
A full bath resurfacing is completed in a single visit lasting between four and six hours. This covers surface preparation, damage repair, dual bonding agent application, enamel spray coating, infrared curing, and polishing. The bath can be used lightly after twenty-four hours and is fully cured within forty-eight hours.
The consumer-grade kits sold in hardware stores use materials that lack the adhesion and durability of professional coatings. In our experience, the most common reason homeowners in Merton contact Bath Fixer is to fix a failed DIY attempt — a visible patch, a rough texture, or a finish that has yellowed and begun peeling within weeks. A professional repair costs more upfront but delivers a result that looks right and lasts years rather than weeks.
Bath Fixer covers the whole London Borough of Merton and surrounding areas. Our regular service territory includes Morden, Mitcham, Colliers Wood, Raynes Park, South Wimbledon, Wimbledon, Tooting, and Wandsworth. We also attend properties across the wider South and Southwest London area.
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Bath Fixer provide professional bath repair and resurfacing across Merton and the wider South London area
Morden's residential streets are dominated by Edwardian and inter-war semi-detached homes, many still fitted with their original pressed steel or cast iron baths. Enamel wear, rust patches, and chipped surfaces are the most frequent repair requests from this part of the borough.
Book in MordenFrom the grand Victorian villas of Wimbledon Village to the Edwardian terraces around the town centre, Wimbledon's housing stock includes a wide variety of bathroom fixtures. Cast iron roll-top baths, standard steel panel baths, and modern acrylic replacements all feature regularly in our repair schedule.
Bath Repair WimbledonA mix of converted Victorian terraces, purpose-built flats, and newer developments characterise this busy corridor. High rental turnover generates consistent demand for tenant-changeover bath repairs, resurfacing, and quick chip fixes on acrylic and pressed steel baths.
Bath Repair Colliers WoodMitcham's housing ranges from Victorian cottages near the cricket green to post-war council estates and modern infill developments. Bath repairs here frequently involve pressed steel baths with chipped enamel and acrylic baths showing scratches from heavy use in family households.
Book in MitchamThe substantial inter-war detached and semi-detached homes in Raynes Park and Motspur Park often retain their original bathroom suites. Full bath resurfacing is a popular choice here for homeowners wanting to refresh a tired bathroom without the upheaval of a complete refit.
Bath Repair Raynes ParkBath Fixer operate across the wider area and into neighbouring boroughs. We regularly attend properties in the surrounding towns that share similar housing stock and repair needs.
Bath Fixer Merton deliver the professional bath repair and resurfacing service that South London property owners depend on. Whether you need a single chip repaired, a full bath resurfaced, or a complete bathroom suite refinished, our trained specialists produce a factory-quality finish backed by a written guarantee.
Every repair uses our proprietary dual bonding system and infrared curing process — the same professional methodology whether the job is a small touch-up or a complete restoration. We do not cut corners, we do not use consumer-grade materials, and we do not leave until the job meets our standards.
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