Faq

• How much enamel does it take to enamel one bath?
  Q: How much enamel does it take to enamel one bath?

  A: One kit contains the exact quantity needed for enamelling one bath. As a rule, cast iron baths are in standard sizes.
• How long will a renovated bath last?
  Q: How long will a renovated bath last?

  A: A properly enamelled bath will be beautiful for at least five years. By the way, the durability of the bath enamel is not affected by frequent bathing, but the quality of water and the washing detergents that are used.
• Which tool should I use to apply the bath enamel?
  Q: Which tool should I use to apply the bath enamel?

  A: The most convenient tool for applying the enamel is the foam roller.
• How to smooth the damages in the enamel of the bath?
  Q: How to smooth the damages in the enamel of the bath?

  A: The surface irregularities of the bath can be smoothed with epoxy or epo-putty. After drying, the surface should be sanded until smooth, then apply the coat of primer and then the enamel.
• Can I apply the bath enamel also on a surface, which is not primed?
  Q: Can I apply the bath enamel also on a surface, which is not primed?

  A: No, the enamel is not applied to a surface, which is not primed. However, the enamelling kit contains both the enamel and primer in necessary quantities.

• How much can one bath be enamelled?
  Q: How much can one bath be enamelled?

  A: A cast-iron bath can be enamelled as much as you need. There is no limit.
• How long should I let the bath dry after the application of the enamel?
  Q: How long should I let the bath dry after the application of the enamel?

  A: A freshly enamelled bath will dry in around 24 hours, but you should not use the bath for a week.
• Which tools do I need to renovate a bath?
  Q: Which tools do I need to renovate a bath?

  A: In addition to the bath renovation kit you will need a brush, abrasive paper, tape and a roller.
• What should I use in maintaining a renovated bath?
  Q: What should I use in maintaining a renovated bath?

  A: All means are suitable for the cleaning of an enamelled bath. However, you should avoid dying hair or clothes in an enamelled bath, which has porous surface.
• Which baths can be renovated?
  Q: Which baths can be renovated?

  A: Primarily the enamelled cast iron baths are renovated and freshened up.
• Should I also sand the bath after priming or during the priming?
  Q: Should I also sand the bath after priming or during the priming?

  A: Final sanding and also sanding during the process are necessary - only this way you will have a top-quality bath surface.
• When can I use the bath after enamelling?
  Q: When can I use the bath after enamelling?

  A: The bath should not be used for a week. Only then you can be sure that the enamel has properly attached to the surface.
• Should I protect any parts of the bath during enamelling and which parts?
  Q: Should I protect any parts of the bath during enamelling and which parts?

  A: At the beginning of the work you should definitely cover the drain and overflow areas and other parts that are from stainless material, using the regular painter's tape. Remove the tape immediately after priming, let the primer dry and apply new tape before enamelling. Remove the tape again immediately after enamelling.