Revive your shower base​

Renovation Range Floors can be cleaned with general household cleaners, but care must be taken to avoid excessive cleaners, including drain cleaner products.

Any products with a high level of dye or strong bleaching agents need to be immediately cleaned to prevent potential staining.

Grout lines are an area where grease, oil, and dirt can collect, so it's important to clean them well before painting. A means of getting to the grout that is usually below the tile level is imperative.

During the first 2 days after application, it is critical to avoid exposing the coated surface to water, detergent, or foot traffic. This period is necessary for the coating to cure and fully adhere to the surface. Any contact with water, detergent, or foot traffic during this time may compromise the coating's integrity and lead to peeling.

After the first 2 days, the coated surface can be subjected to light use, including running water and foot traffic. Caution should still be exercised to prevent damage to the coating. High-pressure water or dropping objects on the surface should be avoided.

After 7 days, the coating should be fully cured and can be used normally with exposure to water, soap, and foot traffic. Abrasive or heavy cleaning products should still be avoided to maintain the coating's longevity.

NB: Please refer to the response to question 1 for detailed information regarding the tinting policy for Renovation Range Floors. It is crucial to adhere to this policy in order to maintain the optimal performance of the product and ensure a successful return to use.

Renovation Range Floors can withstand normal household use and forms a durable, hard surface that resists scratches, chips, and scuffs.

However, it is important to note that accidental drops or impacts from hard or heavy objects such as nail brushes, handheld shower heads, or hard scourers could potentially cause damage to the coating. To prevent damage, consumers should exercise caution and take appropriate measures, such as using softer-bristled brushes or sponges, avoiding abrasive cleaning agents, and refraining from dropping hard or heavy objects in the shower.

NB: Please refer to the response to question 1 for detailed information regarding the tinting policy for Renovation Range Floors. It is crucial to adhere to this policy in order to maintain the optimal performance of the product and ensure a successful return to use.

Firstly, a bath or basin is not designed to channel water continuously like a shower base. The water can be held in the sink for a longer period with the use of a plug. This is a ponded water situation that may last for hours or days with deposit of soap scum and exposure to various stains and chemicals.

Secondly, applying Renovation Range floors on a bath or basin can be challenging due to the curved surfaces, making it difficult to apply the material evenly.

The Renovation Range Floors product is designed to dry to the touch within 1 hour after application (under normal conditions). However, it is important to note that the actual drying time may vary depending on factors such as temperature, humidity and air flow.

After the product has dried to the touch, it is recommended to wait a minimum of 8 hours before recoating to ensure that the previous coat has had sufficient time to cure and fully adhere to the surface.

NB: Please refer to the response to question 1 for detailed information regarding the tinting policy for Renovation Range Floors. It is crucial to adhere to this policy in order to maintain the optimal performance of the product and ensure a successful return to use.

Yes, it is absolutely necessary to use Renovation Range Primer before applying Renovation Range Floors. The primer ensures optimal adhesion to the surface.

It is essential to clean the surfaces thoroughly before applying Renovation Range Floors. For general surfaces, use Selleys Sugar Soap to remove any oils, dirt, or dust. For bathroom surfaces prone to mould and mildew, use Selleys Rapid Mould Killer to eliminate any existing mould or mildew.

It is important to remove any existing silicone sealant from joints and surfaces using Selleys Silicone Remover. The paint will not adhere to silicone, so it is crucial to remove all traces of it before painting. After the silicone sealant is removed, sand the surfaces on either side of the joint to a dull finish and clean them using Spray 'n' Wipe and a scouring pad. Finally, rinse the surfaces with clean water.

No, it is not recommended to use scourers or metal wire cleaning tools on the coated floors. These tools are aggressive and abrasive and can cause damage to the surface of the coating. It is important to avoid using any abrasive cleaners or tools, including drain cleaner products, as they can scratch the surface of the coating and cause potential damage. It is recommended to use mild cleaners and soft sponges to clean the renovated floors, and to immediately rinse off any spills or stains to prevent potential staining.

Bleach can be used but should be avoided in strong concentrations as it may affect the color and lead to discoloration of the renovated floors or shower base. It is recommended to immediately rinse off any bleach that may come in contact with the surface to prevent potential staining.

Avoid using drain cleaner products as they can be aggressive and abrasive, causing damage to the coating.

Additionally, it is recommended to use general mild household cleaners for regular maintenance and avoid aggressive and abrasive cleaners, including drain cleaner products, and scourers or metal wire cleaning tools.

Renovation Range Floors can be applied to various shower base surfaces, including ceramic and porcelain tiles, cement sheet covered with porcelain or ceramic tiles and grouted, moulded acrylic sheet, enamelled steel, and fibreglass.

However, before applying the Renovation Range Floors, it is necessary to use Renovation Range Primer for better adhesion and durability of the coating.