16/10/2026
Two shower trays came to us recently with cracking so heavy they looked like a replacement job. Before anyone reaches for the quote for new trays, here is how a repair like this actually works.
First, the cracks get cleaned right out. We use a Dremel-type tool to clear every bit of debris and open the crack properly, because epoxy will only hold if it has a clean surface to bond to. Next, the crack is filled to full depth with a liquid epoxy and left to cure completely. No rushing this stage.
Then comes the part that separates a repair from a patch. We colour match with a Tennax Grey epoxy paste resin, working it in as veins that follow the natural line of the crack, so the finished repair reads as part of the tray rather than something sitting on top of it. A light polish brings the surface back to a consistent sheen across the whole tray, and finally Fast Seal 60 goes on as a protective sealer, a hard-wearing top coat that guards the repair against water and daily use.
Specialist knowledge and the right materials are the difference between a repair that holds for years and one that fails within months. If you are a property manager, contractor or homeowner in Bristol or anywhere across the South West dealing with a cracked shower tray, get in touch and we will tell you honestly whether it can be saved. Most of the time, it can.