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My bath is in a very poor condition the surface is badly chipped worn away in places, rusty and quite rough to the touch, how will it look after resurfacing?

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My bath is in a very poor condition the surface is badly chipped worn away in places, rusty and quite rough to the touch, how will it look after resurfacing?

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As near as possible to a new cast / pressed steel bath, all chipped rusty and worn away areas will be repaired / treated prior to resurfacing. Please note that certain manufacture characteristics in the original bath surface such as a degree of surface contour, miniscule black specks (Pinholes) may still be evident in certain baths, these are in the original cast and no way detrimental to the use or the service life of the resurfaced bath.

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