How to Repair a Bath chip - crack - and damage .. works with shower trays and tiles

[@kirstysewell367]

Thank you for the great simple video

[@ukaszoska5673]

Thanks, you safe my bath bro. All the best.

[@handyandyuk]

Nice one

[@Eccles_Hall]

Thanks for this. So, is the filler waterproof or does the repair need some kind of treatment afterwards to seal it? Edit: I decided to get this on the back of your video (I came very close to ordering a much more expensive kit, but found their video on YT a gimmick and no help at all), and it’s done a brilliant job of repairing my bath. I built up 3 layers, allowing each to dry 24 hours to fill a hole about the width of a 5p and almost the complete depth of the fibre glass tub, and sorted a few chips (a large heavy item was knocked in to the bath). You wouldn’t even know there had been previous damage. No discolouration - whether this lasts only time will tell. So again, thanks for posting this vid 👍🏻

[@handyandyuk]

It will seal as you've probably found out now everything is in the kit. But its a great kit for this type of repair .. and saves alot of money 💰

[@rrp1985]

Great video, has the repair lasted using the kit? Just wondering if the repair stays intact long term?

[@handyandyuk]

Hi yes it's still in use and solid

[@JasS-qf4ge]

Hi, great video, would this kit for a acrylic shower tray?

[@handyandyuk]

Yes it should work

[@edwardcutler6263]

Where can we get the repair kit from? Whats it called

[@handyandyuk]

I picked it up from amazon . Just type in bath or ceramic repair kit

[@Wiljuchi]

My fibreglass bath is really shiny, won't it show badly where you sand it?

[@handyandyuk]

As with most repairs of this nature theirs always going to be some side effects so may be noticeable once its done . However it can be buffed up to shine