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The Surface Specialist 2000
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ABOUT The Surface Specialist has transformed many bathrooms & kitchens using our exclusive and highly successful resurfacing technique and skilled technicians. Any taps and fittings are removed. The tile glaze and any contaminates are also removed leaving the surface porous, in preparation for the new resurfacing finish. The enamel/epoxy is then applied to produce a highly glazed, hard wearing finish ideal for baths, basins and wall tiles. Grout lines are sealed, eliminating any mould and grime. 5 years warranty on all items resurfaced. SERVICES We Offer a complete bathroom and kitchen resurfacing solutions, both onsite, factory resurfacing and restoration. BATHROOMS We professionally Resurface your bath tub, wall tiles, shower base and basin on site without fuss and minimal disruption. KITCHENS Resurface your cupboards and drawers for a fresh new look. We also specialise on Stone Flecs and patterns for your bench tops. BENCH TOPS We specialise on Stone Flecks and patterns for your bench tops, with experienced technicians and durable coating. BATH TUBS Our trained technicians will restore and resurface any Iron Porcelain Bath or tub to it’s original state.
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