Removing Stain from Bath ???

[Adam Waymouth]

Mystery Stain has appeared on enamel of bath need advice on cleaning ??

please see pictures blue stain appears on bath that can’t remove

help any advice hugely appreciated?

Thank You Adam

 

[Jamie Biles]

Probably harpic been applied to try remove limescale? Has the area lost its smoothness.

 

[Jacob Ward]

Needs a refinish

Have you/someone who you are responsible for caused this or has someone else ?

 

[Jamie Biles]

Either insurance job or walk away. There are 'repair magic' companies out there but prob wouldn't get much change from 200+. Expect strip and refinish circa double repair cost.

 

[Adam Waymouth]

Thank you was previous cleaner and not sure what it is. Not smooth feels like on top but can’t get it off

 

[James Smith]

Adam what have you tried

 

[Angela Chapman]

Hi there Adam, this might sound really random but someone suggested to me to use a Pumice Stone. Best advice i ever got. They are brilliant for removing limescale from toilet bowls and baths. I've never had a scratched surface using them. I use them in ovens too. Just test it on a small area first, like most cleaning stuff. I was nervous at first thinking it would scratch, but it did the job. Hope the link works.

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[Trevor Ives]

I have a "stone" sink,
It is difficult to get stains out.
I found Barkeepers Friend is brilliant.
Wet sink liberally, spread powder all over, leave for 2-3 hours, give it a good scrub with pad, rinse.
Works every time.

 

[Sam Brook]

We've come across a few sinks/baths like that lately. Spray a mild acidic cleaner on it, leave to dwell for 5 minutes or so, scrub with a non scratch pad. Repeat process if necessary. Usually works.

 

[Jamie Biles]

Try white vinegar. Is it only one bathroom fitting? There is slim chance their pipes are slowly corroding depending on water hardness for that area or plumbing.