Re-enamelling a cast iron bath
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Is there any reason why you do not want to use my company Thermoglaze. Please let me know because I would like to be able to help you. Regards Steve
Good to talk today and good to see you guys still throwing the punches. I would be interested in the info on transport, always a problem.
give me a call again and i will discuss transport. chris....
Naomi
Just moved to Lancaster and brought our first house, which has a cast iron bath. Only thing is it has black marks in it and the tap has dripped down the inside of it for a while (elderly lady had trouble turning taps off) can you give me any advice about what to clean it with to remove these marks or does it need a new coating? If so can anyone recommend someone and give a rough indication of cost please. Many thanks
Be patient!- expect the job to take an hour or two.
PS : password is ' hot enough for June'...
please phone me on 0798950329 if you can help. Regards Adverts Currently On Preloved - Place an ad here for free
Can anyone recommend an in-situ bath re-surfacer who would work in Hove? Alan
Loved your posting. I was looking for info on re-enameling my bath and got quite hooked on Andy, Gary, Tubby and the rest. Fascinating that all this goes on in the nether regions of our wonderful country. Just keep us out of the dreaded EU and it wil continue as such.
We need to re-enamel a cast iron bath in-situ in Croydon. It is about 5ft, white interior, grey exterior, has not been re-enameled before, has a large chip - (that has been filled with car filler!!??) around the right hand tap. All taps are original - bulb type, fitted on the inside of bath. We love our bath but it really needs sprucing up - as it has worn matte and is stained. Any suggestions of good contractors in the area with perhaps a 5year guarantee? Thanks Al
Does anyone know of any companies in or around Birmingham/West Midlands area that do bath restoration. Got a 6' roll top bath with claw feet that needs some tender loving care, inside and out. Is Hammerite the best paint to use to do the outside? Any suggestions/advice would be much appreciated. With thanks
Do you need to use hammerite paint on the outside of these baths? With thanks, Tina
did you manage to find someone to respray your bath? Ian
For example of some work please feel free to google "The bathroom surgery" Ian
We are buying our first house and the cast iron bath could use resurfacing. Can't afford re-enamalling but would like to make it last a few years before we replace it with a lovely roll-top, claw-footed beauty (in our dreams...). Hope to hear from someone knowledgable soon!
If you can't find anyone to do it then give me a call on 07779 320 521 and I'll tell you how you can do it (safely!) yourself if necessary . Hope this helps
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