scratch on bath

acreech · 13 Jul 2004

My 7-year old decided to tap dance on our bath last night (no pun intended!) and scratched the surface - it's made of something called carronite. Can anyone suggest products to cover up the scratch? Thanks

Diyisfun · 13 Jul 2004

Carronite, it has a strength and rigidity normally associated with a cast iron or heavy gauge steel bath, whilst enjoying all the benefits in finish, design and ease of care of modern acrylic baths.

You could try to polish it with a cream cleaner, T cut or similar. Try a small area that will not show. (developed and patented by Carron Bathrooms) Why dont you contact the maunfacturer.

acreech · 19 Jul 2004

Diyisfun said:
Carronite, it has a strength and rigidity normally associated with a cast iron or heavy gauge steel bath, whilst enjoying all the benefits in finish, design and ease of care of modern acrylic baths.

You could try to polish it with a cream cleaner, T cut or similar. Try a small area that will not show. (developed and patented by Carron Bathrooms) Why dont you contact the maunfacturer.

Thanks - good advice - will do this.

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