The experts at Bath Fixer Kent are specialists in acrylic bathtub restoration, acrylic shower tray repair, seamless sink refinishing, bath re-enamelling, and damage repair for solid surfaces.
Acrylic baths are prone to surface damage and can be affected from accidents during bathroom renovations. Sometimes a shower guard to dislodge and cause a visible indentation. The rim of the bathtub can snap if excessive pressure is applied or is stressed when removing the panel. In several instances, an bath incurs minor dents in shipping.
Regardless of the issue, we have the skills to repair it.
Call us, or fill in an enquiry form, or message us with a few photos, and we’ll assess the damage.
Upon arrival, we cover the floor, WC, basin, heaters, and key sections of the bathroom.
We professionally clean the surface using industry-approved solutions and strip away moldy or damaged silicone.
We repair any damage, including chips in the bath, abrasions, mineral deposits, and erosion caused by minerals in water. For major wear and damage on the tub’s bottom, we repair that also.
We cover the wall tiles, walls, bathroom fixtures, bath drain, and overflow drain by applying precision masking to keep them clean and untouched.
We work with a high-strength degreasing solution to dissolve and lift oil residues, dust and particles, 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.
Next, we apply the reinforcing primer for maximum surface adhesion.In contrast to many resurfacing services, we use two bonding agents, so the refinished surface has a very strong hold to the original surface.
We apply an specialized infrared drying technology to bond the refinished surface and take off the protective coverings.
After that, we apply expert refinements, polishing, etc. to make sure it’s perfect.
To complete the process, we add a fresh silicone seal so the surface is watertight and secure.
Stone work surfaces can be chipped at the corners, because this area lacks structural support.
Without backing, the edges remain at risk, and a hard object like a pot could result in a noticeable chip.
- Stains and Discolouration Despite their resistance, various harsh products have the potential to leave stubborn discoloration on these surfaces.
- Scratches and Dents Accidental cuts, strong collisions, or daily use could create superficial scratches or dents on the worktop.
- Edge Damage The edges or corners, when impacted by heavy objects, may sustain chips, compromising the worktop’s seamless look.
