Bath Fixer Waltham-Forest are specialists in bath repair for acrylic surfaces, acrylic shower tray repair, seamless sink refinishing, bath re-enamelling, and hard surface repairs.
Acrylic baths are prone to surface damage and can be affected from falling tiles during tiling. It’s not uncommon for a glass partition to shift and scratch or gouge the bath. The rim of the bathtub can break if it bears too much weight or is leveraged when removing the panel. Frequently, an acrylic bath can be damaged in storage or transit.
Whatever the problem may be, we can provide a professional solution.
Call us, or submit a service request, or message us with a few photos, and we can advise.
As the first step, we lay protective sheets on the floor, lavatory, washbasin, heaters, and major fixtures.
We thoroughly clean the bath using specialized cleaning agents and remove any rotten silicone around the bath.
We handle all bath surface repairs, such as minor cracks and chipped enamel, cosmetic imperfections, calcium buildup, and erosion caused by minerals in water. If there are holes or damage at the bottom of the bath, we restore it professionally.
We cover the tiles, vertical surfaces, water outlets, bath drain, and bath overflow by applying precision masking to ensure no overspray affects them.
We use a high-strength degreasing solution to get rid of oil residues, surface contaminants, 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.
Then we spray on the extra bonding solution for maximum surface adhesion.Unlike standard refinishing providers, we reinforce the bond with a second primer, allowing the reglazed bath forms an ultra-durable bond.
We use an professional-grade heat-curing process to ensure a durable, long-lasting finish and unveil the fully restored bath.
Next, our experts do any detailed finishing touches, polishing, etc. to ensure a like-new appearance.
As a finishing step, we seal with a fresh silicone seal so it is ready for use.
Stone work surfaces are prone to chipping along the edges, since this is where they are weakest.
Without backing, the edges remain at risk, and a dropped pan or utensil might lead to minor surface damage.
- Surface Staining and Fading Despite their resistance, certain chemicals or foods have the potential to leave stubborn discoloration on these surfaces.
- Chips, Scratches, and Dents Unintentional knife marks, forceful blows, or regular wear and tear can result in minor scuffs or indentations on the worktop.
- Chipping The most exposed areas, if hit with force, could break off slightly, disrupting the smooth finish.
