Many of today's Spas are made almost entirely out of Plastic.
Plastaweld can be a lifesaver for repairing and maintaining spas and hot tubs.
Here's a few examples of how:

1~Most Spa plumbing components are made of PVC or ABS plastic. The components are usually glued together, meaning that if you get a crack in one part, you normally would have to replace an entire assembly, including many parts, and extra labor. With Plastaweld, you can simply repair the crack with confidence.
Tip: While Plastaweld will fully cure under water it is recommended that repairs not be made on plumbing while it is leaking. The water will create an escape path while the Plastaweld is still soft and the weld will leak. For best results, the failure should be completely dry before Plastawelding.


2~Spas typically use a type of pipe known as flex PVC.
If you get a leak in a glue joint, or a crack in the flex, most products stick pretty good to the PVC, but will not adhere to the flex. Plastaweld melts right into the flex for a reliable permanent repair.
TIP: Older flex tubing will get a hard glaze on it's surface. Best results are achieved if the glaze is removed with sandpaper prior to the Plastawelding process.

3~ Most Spa shells are manufactured from plastic. Occasionally the spa will become cracked or damaged. Plastaweld can be used to repair damaged surfaces. Plastaweld can be sanded and polished to a crystal clear finish, or artists acrylics may be mixed and added to the Plastaweld prior to welding.

4~ Many spa components are made of plastics that can be Plastawelded, including filter housings, filter lids, Jets, some pump housings, gate valves, ball valves,skimmers, drain covers and more.

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