Chad, it seems you might get a better seal if you could smooth out that surface where some of the fibers have gotten close to the drain hole. Not sure how much working room you have in that space, but have you considered using a disk/random-orbit sander to flatten out that surface where the gasket and drain pipe would make contact with the bottom of the tub? This involves 3 steps. They are; Fill the tub with water and mark the level of the water. Do not use the tub for at least one hour, then; check your marker to see if there is a drop or not. The level of the drop corresponds to how high or low the level of a leak is. Method 2.
1K 109K views 3 years ago In this Video I will show you from Start to Finnish how to find the Leak in a Hot Tub and then what tools are needed to fix and repair the Tub to better then New
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3. Be Careful With The Sandpaper. Before you repair or refinish a tub or shower, you need to sand the area where you’re applying the patching or refinishing compound, so that the patch or new finish can take hold. But if you’re patching, be careful not to sand outside of the crack or hole you’ll be filling. You could easily scratch the 1. Posted October 31, 2021. I have a 2021 4 person saluspa. It seems air is leaking from the liner behind the plate the filter screws into from tube c. When removing the screw holding The top of the assembly there is a little plastic valve set into the liner. The valve has three holes around the center of it that is leaking air from the liner We'll show you how to fill gaps in your walls that are difficult and awkward to reach, such as around drainage pipes or extractor fans, using Polycell Expand
You can actually repair it. Generally make it dry. Sand down the surface around the effected areas. If there is an actual hole try using plywood to fill the hole. Apply fibreglass (you can buy strips of it) and coat each piece entirely in epoxy resin. Let it cure and repeat until there is a correct thickness.
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