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When you choose to work with Markβs in Your Bath for a bathroom resurfacing job in your home, hereβs the basic process you can expect us to follow:
We start by getting your bathroom or kitchen ready for resurfacing. This step typically involves complete cleaning and drying of all surfaces.
The resurfacing step involves a proprietary bonding agent and a powerful topcoat system, both applied in spray form to the vanity or benchtop. These agents combine to give your vanity and benchtop a gleaming finish that looks brand new.
At ‘Markβs In Your Bath’, we specialise in delivering the best bathroom resurfacing services across Brisbane, with the benefit of being less expensive and time-consuming than a full bathroom renovation but still delivering the same results.
How does bathroom resurfacing work you may ask? You get to keep the current layout of your bathroom and we restore the flooring, bathtub, shower, tile work, and other surfaces throughout the bathroom.
The result is a bathroom that looks brand new for half the cost of a full renovation!
If you take a minute to give us a call on (04) 3228 0583 or fill out the form below, one of our experts will get in touch with you ASAP!
We can resurface almost any type of ceramic surface, wall tiles, floor tiles and grout showers, countertops, sinks and most types of fiberglass showers and tubs.
All surfaces need to be prepared through either an acid etch for ceramic tiles or porcelain baths. A good sandpaper is required to etch the surface for fibreglass or laminated surfaces.
Every step is taken to ensure that the surrounding area is protected. Floors, counters and walls are covered with a mask and film plastic. A ventilating system is then installed in the bathroom to remove odours and dust from the area while the work is in progress.
Yes, we cut away all the old existing silicon as this is the only way to resurface a bath/shower or sink properly. Then we conduct a re-silicon process. Some resurfacing companies resurface over the existing silicon, which is not professional. Or they will leave it to the homeowner to do.
Resurfacing will typically take around 4-5 hours.
It will take up to 6 days to resurface the entire bathroom (walls, floor, bath/shower tray and vanity unit).
If properly cared for, the bath will last more than ten years.
Clear the bathroom of shampoo – bottles and all the bath – articles, i.e. soap, towels, etc.
New paint around a bath can come off very easily with masking tape and masking film. Even old paint can be pulled off with the masking film. So painting is best done afterwards.
Sorry, we don’t deal with actual porcelain. Porcelain enamel of ceramics would require a minimum of 1500 degrees of heat and a big kiln, which is impossible in someone’s bathroom.
(Age and condition permitting) Yes, we can remove old fittings and fixtures.
Removing the shower screens allows the shower tray or bathtub to be thoroughly prepared and resurfaced. In almost all cases, we recommend removing and replacing shower doors by a professional shower screen company. The shower screen can then be remounted after 24 hours on a clean hard surface.
Our standard colour is brilliant white, which is 98% high gloss. But we also have an array of colours available to match any bath’s existing fixtures. (Note: Colour tints add an additional cost)
The removal of the bathtub causes damage to the tiles on floors and walls. This removal requires plumbing disconnections and the removal of taps and drains. Replacement of tiles and fixtures and a new bathtub to be installed is a significant expense, i.e. around $1,500 to $2,000.
Also, this replacement procedure may annoy you while workers track dirt and dust through your home, and you have to manage without a bathroom until the replacement procedure is over.
Once your bath has been resurfaced and the silicon seal has been laid on, we recommend that you leave the bath overnight.
We recommend not using abrasive cream cleaners such as Ajax, Jif or Gumption (i.e. don’t use any abrasive cream cleaner). They dull the surface and will eventually affect the structure, causing it to fail. Most liquid cleaners are acceptable.
We recommend getting your bathroom retiled before the resurfacing starts because the tiling procedure may damage the new surface. It’s not that we can’t repair the damage, but that is just an unnecessary additional expense for the customer. We strongly recommend you get any such work done before resurfacing.
It is not necessary to remove your taps or waste to have your bath resurfaced. If you want to renew your taps or waste, it is best to do so before resurfacing.
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