Bath resurfacing is a simple enough process, but one that requires top-quality products, a steady hand, and a lot of experience if you hope to get it right.

First, any damage to the bath itself is repaired, then, we use a chemical bonder, which we wipe over the surface. This bonder will create a strong and effective bond between the old bath surface and the new coating we apply. In some cases (say, with a very old baths made from cast iron) an additional primer coat may need to be applied next. Then three to four top surface coats are applied and then the resurfacing process is complete the bath can be used within 24 hours. The bath will be shiny white and the lustre restored.