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08-15-01, 05:30 AM

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I am hoping someone might be able to help. Our tub was refinished last December (not something I would recommend!). We already had the company come back to repair it once. I now have 3 small chips that I would like to be able to fix myself. Does anyone know how I would go about doing this?
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08-26-01, 11:11 PM

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Home Depot has repair kits for their fiberglass tub/shower stalls. I wonder if that would work on the porcelain repair
I bet they even have a porcelain repair kit
Home Depot,check it out, dress,...casual
good luck
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08-27-01, 03:19 AM

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