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Discuss chips on a bath in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi, Its there any kind of filler for a bath with a chip on it Before anybody says it, ive got the bath cover now lol Just one more questions ...
          
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    Hi,

    Its there any kind of filler for a bath with a chip on it
    Before anybody says it, ive got the bath cover now lol

    Just one more questions does liability cover a damaged bath to get

    fitted aswell or do most just give you a new bath?

    Cheers

    Paul

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    Default Re: chips on a bath

    yes chips can be repaired but dont get one of the diy chip kits there awful best of ringing in a bath doctor in your local yellow pages

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    Default Re: chips on a bath

    No need for filler mate. Just put the chip back onto plate and wipe bath with damp cloth to get rid of any remaining grease. (Chip itself may need to be re-coated with salt and vinegar after falling from plate)
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