Posted by JCinKY on October 10, 2013 at 18:19:48 from (166.147.120.36):
Let me start off with the fact that I was gonna put this over on Tool Talk. Too much heated discussion over there recently and you guys are my go to...
Anyway, my wife and I have a single slipper clawfoot in our bath from about the 30s. The enamel has started to crack and pop off in about 3 or 4 spots. From what I can tell it had been relined or coated since what's left underneath is also white and enamel-ly.
The total damaged area might be about a square foot right down the center towards the drain, 2" x 6".
I was considering epoxy filler and a 2 stage urethane. What are my options? Are the kits from the box stores any count?
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