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how to repair damage in a plastic bath?urgent
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while messing with shower today the handle came of it-heavy mixer type shower and the main body of shower fell into bath putting a nice rounded crack into it-bath is only 4 weeks old and just been tiled in so am not a happy bunny-i reckon i can fill the hole with the fibre glass repair stuff u use on cars but what do i do about painting it on top-obviously spraying the repair afterwards be better finish but what paint should i use for a white bath-any better suggestions as what to do as i dont want to have to get bath out now as only 4 weeks old and newly tiled in-need help please-tried asking round plumbing shops but none could help-can you ?
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Can't you just claim on your insurance for a new bath?Laughter is the sun
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claim on insurance, I nearly got a new bathroom when the same thing happened to me, they'll pay for tiling as well0
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We had a similar thing when the shower head holder gave way and the pole chaffed the bath and scooped out a large chunk.
The house builder brought in a plastic surgeon who was able to fill the holes and buff back to smooth. They also removed a burn mark on a window frame and filled scratched on a kitchen worktop.
I've had a bit of trouble finding a website for this because you can imagine what typing 'plastic surgeon' into google does, but I tried 'plastic surgeon bathroom' and one of the sites was:-
http://www.the-plastic-surgeon.co.uk/Presentation/root/bathroom1.htm
I am in no way affiliated to this company, but the link shows the sort of stuff they, and companies like them can do. Can't harm to get one of these firms out for a quote can it?
Hope this helps,
ChrisWaddle you do eh?0
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