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Builders LondonRefinishing Bathtubs and SinksIf your bathtub or sink is starting to look a little old and is no longer in such good condition then refinishing it may help to increase the value of your house. This needn’t be as difficult as you may think and can often be done yourself if you take the correct precautions in doing so. Take Special Precautions when Refinishing Bathtubs and Sinks When you are refinishing bathtubs and sinks it is important to take special precautions as you will be working with some dangerous chemicals. The first thing you will need when repairing or refinishing bathtubs and sinks is a good pair of heavy-duty rubber gloves to protect your hands. You should also get a good face mask and if you are going to be working in a poor ventilated area then you may require a respirator as well. Try, where possible, to always work in a well ventilated area. Keep children and pets away from the area where you will be working. 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