We specialize in resurfacing and repairing cast iron, pressed steel, fiberglass and plastic baths along with shower trays, sinks and washbasins. Our highly trained technicians providing the highest quality resurfacing service to our clients.
We provide great services
What We Do
Bath resurfacing
If your bath always looks dirty or worn and is rough to the touch, scratched or badly chipped, or perhaps the colour is no longer right!
Bath chip repair
We can do invisible repairs on baths, shower trays and sinks. Vitreous enamel, pressed steel, porcelain, mineral loaded polyester or plastic can all be handled.
Bath enamel polishing
If your bath is plastic cast iron or pressed steel and is in fairly good condition, we can restore it to a shiny finish without re-enamelling
Bath chemical cleaning
By providing a clean, lime scale, germ and mould free surface! The bottom line is a clean and well-maintained bathroom that will be free of any of these!
Bath re-siliconing
The caulking around your tub, shower, sink, is a vital piece of protection against water damage.
Other bath re-surfacing
This service includes your bath, sink, shower tray to have a new enamel surface applied to it.
About Us
We specialize in resurfacing and repairing cast iron, pressed steel, fiberglass and plastic baths along with shower trays, sinks and washbasins.
Our staff consists of highly trained bath resurfacing technicians, providing the highest quality resurfacing service to our clients.
Every job is finished with the up-most professionalism and covered by a 5-year warranty.
We cover mainly the greater London, south east and south west areas as well, so where ever you are please feel free to contact us.
Our aim is to get the job done and leave you with 100% satisfaction!
If You have any questions, feel free to contact us!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- Can colour be changed or matched?
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No matter what the original colour, it can be changed. The professional refinisher has specialized tints that enable the matching and mixing of almost any color.
- Can I stop the rust in my buthtub by resurfacing?
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If your bathtub has chips in it, or rust around the outlet, or areas where the surface is worn to the metal; then these areas must be repaired first before any re-surfacing work takes place.
The re-surfacing will only last if these areas have been repaired first.
- What is the resurfacing process?
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Of the bath surface is ground mechanically and then etched with acid for superior adhesion. All chips and imperfections are filled and sanded smooth. Epoxy primer is then pressure sprayed in 1-3 layers followed by 3 coats of ultra durable Polyurethane coating. Finally we clean all masking and apply anti-fungal silicone around the bath.
- What should I do prior to your resurfacing technician arrival?
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We require all shower screens and plastic soap bars to be removed and the wall behind to be in good clean condition. If you are unable to do this yourself, you may request that our operator remove these items for you, but the operator cannot be held responsible for any damage that may be caused. As sometimes these items have been in place for many years and can be difficult to remove. Please note that we are not responsible for the re-installation of any removed fittings. Also it is extremely helpful to remove any non fitted bathroom furniture, all toiletries and personal items from the bathroom.
- What is Bath Resurfacing?
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Sometimes referred to as “refinishing, reglazing or re-enameling”, resurfacing is a method wherby bathroom and kitchen surfaces can be prepaired and resurfaced in-situ without bathroom removal using a coating system specifically formulated and manufactured for use in the bathroom and kitchen environment. In practice a resurfaced bath can give good service between 5-15 years depending on use and cleaning methods.
- Will resurfacing, re-enameling take care of chips and other damage?
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Chips, cracks and other damage in the original surface should always be repaired before resurfacing. The area is filled to match the contour of surrounding area. Different repair materials are used, depending on the original surface. For instance the materials used to repair porcelain is different from that used on an acrylic surface.