Can i buy anything to fix a hole in my bath

[young plum]

Can i buy anything to fix a hole in my bath that i accidentally dropped a tile through, i was putting beeding behind tile and it popped out and has put a slit through the acrylic bath

please any advice would be gratefull

 

[ChrisR]

You could try anything (eg car body filler) but the thought of the bath splitting when full, with someone standing in it, would put me off!
New bath time. CHeck your insurance.

 

[young plum]

Thanks i didnt want to hear that it is brand new and i have tiled top to bottom off the bath it was brand new suite the tile pierced it when it fell
is there nothing sold at diy stores to patch it up i have filled it with plumbers putty at the moment its only a slit

 

[doitall]

Could drill another hole and install a second waste & trap

Could be the worlds first bath with two wastes

 

[young plum]

seriously is there anything it is only about 1-2 cm its more a slit yjan a hole and its near the front but at the side

 

[kevplumb]

You could try anything (eg car body filler) but the thought of the bath splitting when full, with someone standing in it,

that was serious

 

[young plum]

what do you recommend

 

[sidecar_jon]

Epoxy putty from a model shop (milliput)...

 

[doitall]

The only thing you can do is replace the bath young plum.

Next time perhaps you could do what the pros do and protect the bath with dust sheet etc.

 

[scatmanjohn]

http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/1187-370

Its the only one i have heard off.

Show us a picture of how bad the damage is.

 

[doitall]

Ideal for scratch and chip repairs scatmanjohn

Not a lot of good for sinking boats.

Fibre glass repair kit is the only possible cure, but would you want to be the first to fill it with water

 

[ChrisRoberts]

The best thing to buy to fix a hole in a bath?
New bath. £90. go on treat yourself.......

 

[BOB.DOLE]

Can i buy anything to fix a hole in my bath

please any advice would be gratefull

YES TRY PUTTING THE PLUG IN

 

[doitall]

How about a pond liner, that would do it