Hi,

I have metal bath in reasonable repair - but it is a hideous yellow! (wash basin & loo an OK white). I can't currently afford to have it replaced with the re-tile & everything else that goes with it.

I understand there is some kind of bath repair paint available. Would this be enough to cover the awful yellow, or would it just end up streaky and hideous instead of just hideous?

Help please?

Thanks,

Clare

"clare" wrote in message
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Hi,

I have metal bath in reasonable repair - but it is a hideous yellow!
(wash basin & loo an OK white). I can't currently afford to have it
replaced with the re-tile & everything else that goes with it.

I understand there is some kind of bath repair paint available. Would
this be enough to cover the awful yellow, or would it just end up
streaky and hideous instead of just hideous?

Help please?

Thanks,

Clare

T-Cut is your friend on this. You know the stuff used on car body work to
make it look pretty again? Well it works on enamel baths as well. Lots of
elbow grease and soft cloths needed, or a mechanical buffer machine, being
very careful of course, but it works well and should bring the surface back
a reasonable colour again.

In message , clare
writes

Hi,

I have metal bath in reasonable repair - but it is a hideous yellow!
(wash basin & loo an OK white). I can't currently afford to have it
replaced with the re-tile & everything else that goes with it.

I understand there is some kind of bath repair paint available. Would
this be enough to cover the awful yellow, or would it just end up
streaky and hideous instead of just hideous?

Help please?


Tubby

http://www.tubbyuk.com/

Worked for me and has not deteriorated in three years

it was white on white, but I'm fairly sure it would cover the yellow


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geoff

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"clare" wrote in message
...

Hi,

I have metal bath in reasonable repair - but it is a hideous yellow!
(wash basin & loo an OK white). I can't currently afford to have it
replaced with the re-tile & everything else that goes with it.

I understand there is some kind of bath repair paint available. Would
this be enough to cover the awful yellow, or would it just end up
streaky and hideous instead of just hideous?

Help please?

Thanks,

Clare

T-Cut is your friend on this. You know the stuff used on car body work to
make it look pretty again? Well it works on enamel baths as well. Lots of
elbow grease and soft cloths needed, or a mechanical buffer machine, being
very careful of course, but it works well and should bring the surface back
a reasonable colour again.

I think she was wanting to get rid of the original colour, not restore
it.
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Tim Mitchell