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Anyone got any personal recommendations of a procedure and/or method.
I have a couple of very small (say 8mm*2mm*1mm deep) chips caused by the metal plug 'swinging' into the bottom of the bath I believe (it wasn't me guv).
I have seen this product but given the cost involved for such a minor repair I would like a recommendation before shelling out.
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If it is an acrylic bath, scratches can be polished out since it's the same material all the way through. Start with fine wet or dry used wet - say 600 first then 1200 to finish and finally polish with Brasso or an acrylic polish.
And change the plug to a rubber one. ;-)
Like I said it's a chip not a scratch so simply polishing will not really be appropriate. It will need filling even though small.
I think I may start to give the culprit plastic cutlery and cups too.
Well, you reckoned it was only 1mm deep, so I'd call that a deep scratch.
Nothing at all.
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There must be a better way but I'm not aware of it yet.
If you try to 'polish' out a 'scratch' or chip that deep I think you'd be polishing a pretty big area in order to disguise it or it would appear like a dent, and possibly become a water trap. I think I'd rather keep the repair more localised.
Thanks anyway.
Could be. It's just that I reckon a truely invisible filler repair unlikely, as well as costly.
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