Crack in plastic bathg
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There are a few products around that may be worth a try - epoxy fillers and the like.
To be honest a 2" long crack low down in the bath is probably not worth repairing as there is always the risk that the repair doesn't hold and with the weight of a bathfull of water and a person it may break - in which case you are looking at a much more expensive and extensive problem - new ceilings / floors / wiring etc
To be honest a 2" long crack low down in the bath is probably not worth repairing as there is always the risk that the repair doesn't hold and with the weight of a bathfull of water and a person it may break - in which case you are looking at a much more expensive and extensive problem - new ceilings / floors / wiring etc
If it is leaking you may be able to claim on your buildings insurance 
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Might be best to tell them that it happened since someone fell in it ..... =
Accidental damage.
If you say it just appeared you will hear the words 'Insurance is not a maintenance contract'
Accidental damage.
If you say it just appeared you will hear the words 'Insurance is not a maintenance contract'
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