Enamel bath and descaler..

I've had my enamel bath for years and today I decided to use some descaler to remove some tired 'run marks'. I told myself I'd n e v e r do it, but today I did. Now, alas, the lower half of the bath has significantly lost its "glassy" finish...

Is there any product I can use to 'build up' some sort of top coat. I suspect not, and I'm definitely nowhere near the stage of re-coating... I feel very foolish at the moment..

Thanks

Pity you did not ask on here before you started

Some products have a warning on them about using on enamel baths. But they are ok, if you do it gently, always have some clean water available ready to splash on immediately you have used the product. I think the best thing to do now is to fill the bath with hot water, put plenty of biological washing powder in, and leave it all day. Then empty, and carefully rub over with a bath cleaning sponge.

Our enamel bath is 60 years old, and still has an acceptable appearance.

Try on eof these.
http://www.screwfix.com/search.do;j...CFEY?_dyncharset=UTF-8&fh_search=batn+riubber

Foxhole,
the rubber you suggest will only remove such marks as metal marks (such as your ring scratching the surface or your watch) what the lime scale remover has done is etched into the enamel and the only repair to bring thjis back to life is to have the bath resurfacedor buy a new bath. I see this happen all the time with such products as ****** Bang etc etc

Azillio
Sorry no better options.
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