Re: repairing a chip in an acrylic shower stall

Posted by Deb on December 06, 2003 at 11:06:20:
In response to Re: repairing a chip in an acrylic shower stall
: I am building a new house. I was cleaning up after the tile installers, painters, plumber, etc and found that someone had chipped the new shower stall. How can it be fixed? A professional repairperson can do amazing things. Had a customer decide that they wanted a 2 handle shower valve (on trim). We took the old valve out, called the manufacturers' repairperson, and had them fix the 4" hole. I was absolutely amazed that in a tile look shower you could not see the repair, it was that good. You can probably get this resolved fairly easily. Deb The Pipewench

Posted by Deb on December 06, 2003 at 11:06:20:

In response to Re: repairing a chip in an acrylic shower stall

: I am building a new house. I was cleaning up after the tile installers, painters, plumber, etc and found that someone had chipped the new shower stall. How can it be fixed?

A professional repairperson can do amazing things. Had a customer decide that they wanted a 2 handle shower valve (on trim). We took the old valve out, called the manufacturers' repairperson, and had them fix the 4" hole. I was absolutely amazed that in a tile look shower you could not see the repair, it was that good. You can probably get this resolved fairly easily.
Deb
The Pipewench

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