Changing colour... o You can spray a bath with a 2 part mix
---- Tubby is the DIY epoxy roller one
---- Bath Doctors or such use a spray formulation o This is not a true enamel like old cast iron cookers
---- that is essentially glass, hard as nails & near chip proof
---- chip proof unless you plan on bathing with cast iron pans
They do not like... o Anything dropped on them - it's non baked paint o Dripping taps - cause lifting around the plug-hole o Hot before cold water in them - bubbles under the tap area o Bath mats - it's non baked paint
Check the dimensions of your bath... o You may find a steel enamelled (real enamel) bath off the shelf o They are quite cheap (200ukp) and as good as cast-iron
Acrylic, fibreglass etc are ghastly versus cast-iron/steel baths.
You may find a cast iron bath only comes out with a sledge hammer, ie, shattering it, because they were fitted with the windows unfitted :-)