Bathroom Resurfacing- The Process

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Bathroom Resurfacing Preparation.

First the bathroom is cleaned using a two-step process to remove dirt, oils, grease and soap residue. Once the surface is clean, a etch/sanding is required to ensure the surfaces have a maximum bond, any chips are then filled in and the grout receives a thin new coat to make sure the grout lines are filled and even. Once the area is prepared a masking procedure is then applied to ensure your walls and surroundings are protected.

Step Two II

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Step Two II

Now the preparation is out of the way before we commence bathroom resurfacing all areas that require resurfacing undergo a final cleansing wipe followed by a bonding ageNow the preparation is out of the way before we commence bathroom resurfacing all areas that require resurfacing undergo a final cleansing wipe followed by a bonding agent, 2-3 coats of primer are then applied followed by 2-3 coats of topcoat with sufficient dry times between all coats including the primer & before the topcoat is applied. nt, 2-3 coats of primer are then applied followed by 2-3 coats of topcoat with sufficient dry times between all coats including the primer & before the topcoat is applied.

Step Three III

We are almost complete, once bathroom resurfacing is complete all masking is then taken down & areas cleaned, sealants are then applied around the joins of your bathroom giving it a fresh new look.