Ooops. Dented shower tray.

[Dave1972]

Hi all. I just dropped a tile onto a white plastic coated stone resin tray. I know, clumsy bugger. But im sure I'm not the first. Before i contact a repair company has anyone got any tips for repairing it? Its a dent about 5mm x 3mm and 3mm deep. I'd of thought colour matching would be the hard part? Cheers, dave.

 

[Dumbo]

Try Anglo adhesives
01664 480866

 

[Wayne Brown]

Is it your own tray or a customer? A repair kit is available but probably won't be 100% perfect look on Toolstation website . Kop

 

[On one]

I dropped a tile earlier this year on a shower tray....I just 'fessed' up to the customer, got someone in to fix it up, got the PITA customer to ok it before the fella left......lesson learn't, the hard way.

 

[Dave1972]

Thanks for the replies. It's a customer so any repair would have to be close to perfect. I saw the toolstation kit but dont want to make things worse. I think my 2 options are fess up and take £150 off the final bill if they're happy with that or get a repair guy in who, I'm guessing will charge about the same. Ill get some quotes tomorrow. I was just hoping someone had a magic curr. Lol.

 

[Dumbo]

As I said contact Anglo adhesives they offer proper gel coat repair kits .

 

[Dave1972]

As I said contact Anglo adhesives they offer proper gel coat repair kits .

Thank you. I'll have a look tomorrow. Have you used the kits yourself and are they any good?

 

[Dave1972]

Is it your own tray or a customer? A repair kit is available but probably won't be 100% perfect look on Toolstation website . Kop

Thank you. I saw that kit online. Have you used it?

 

[Dave1972]

As I said contact Anglo adhesives they offer proper gel coat repair kits .

Thank you. I'll have a look tomorrow. Have you used their kits yourself?

 

[Andy Allen]

Repair man can cost more than a new tray..