HOW DOES THE BATH RESURFACING PROCESS WORK?
When a cast iron or pressed steel bath is made it is coated with an extremely hard and durable layer of enamel. This enamel coating is actually melted onto the bath under very high temperatures and hardens during cooling to leave a smooth glossy surface. Obviously this kind of manufacturing process is impossible to repeat in position so Mend-A-Bath International have developed a leading spray on enamel bath paint substitute to recoat the bath when the original enamel coat has worn thin. Our technicians will prepare the old surface and then apply our enamel resurfacing material with specialist spray guns. The spray on process ensures a universally smooth finish which will dry hard and glossy to leave a nice new shine. Heat is then applied to speed up the process and harden the new coat. The whole process will take between 4-5 hours and the bath will be ready for use after only 24 hours.
