Fix-A-Leak for Spas & Hot Tubs, 8 oz (238 mL) - FIX A LEAK SPA

Water leaks in hot tub or spa plumbing can be troublesome and, in most cases, very difficult to locate due to the foam sprayed insulation. The time and effort for a manual repair can at times become quite costly.

With FIX A LEAK the repair costs can be minimal and often be done by the hot tub or spa owner.

• Seals leaks in virtually any material.
• For leaks in the walls, floor or shell.
• Seals suction line leaks.
• Works well in the plumbing system.
• Helps seal holes up to 1/8" in diameter.
• Forms a long-lasting seal.
• Use 1 quart (954 ml.) for up to 22,000 gallons.
• METRIC: Use 1 quart (954 ml.) for up to 83,600 liters or 83.6 sq. meters
• Spas use 4 oz. per 250 gallons.
• METRIC: Use 4-ounces (118 ml.) for up to 950 liters.
• Easy-To-Follow instructions.
• Hardens and cures in about 48 hours, if able to form a crust, as it dries up.
• Specializing in leak repair since 1980. 
• Can help avoid costly excavations!
• Will not harm Salt Chlorine Generators, Heaters, Pumps or Filters.

SDS Sheet

This 8oz. bottle can be used for minor drip leaks. Use 1 whole bottle regardless of the amount of water in the tub, ranging from 250 to 1000 gallons. Water Temperature should be between 70F and up.

General Directions

• Shake Well Before Using!
• Remove all cartridge filters.
• Pour the entire contents of the bottle into the filter intake or directly into the spa.
• On day 1 run the spa for 4-6 hours, alternating between the low and high-speed jets.
• Since the jets usually run on a 15-minute cycle, you must be present to restart once cycle kicks off.
• After the 4-6 hours you can shut off your spa or just allow the recirculating pump to periodically run its cycle.**
• On day two, if the leak has slowed but not stopped, broom the bottom of your hot tub/spa before restarting the process as you did on day one of alternating between high and low speed jets for 4-6 hours.
• After day two leave the spa off for 48 hours. During this time frame check to see if the water level is stable and if the hot tub/spa pad remains dry.

**Note: The leak may stop after the first day, in which case you can
proceed to the instructions below.

• We recommend draining your spa after treatment as long as night temperatures remain over 40F. 
• If temperatures dip below 40F for any length of time you may reinstall the filter(s) and remove the remainder of Fix A Leak out of the Spa or Hot Tub, making sure to take them out now and then to rinse under hot water to remove any Fix A Leak residue. 
• If you are able to drain the Spa make sure that as the water level is going down to wipe down the Spa with a warm wet soft cloth[s] or towel[s] to ensure all remaining residue of Fix A Leak is removed.
• If it is not thoroughly wiped away it can leave a white residue. Once the Spa shell is cleaned, let the Spa sit empty for 5-7 days to attempt to cure the FIX A LEAK from the inside of the plumbing pipe[s] (as the foam insulation will remain wet or damp for months on end).

Keep in mind water may still drip from the saturated foam surrounding the hot tub/spa.

With this procedure you should have a success rate of 80%.

Once this process is completed, refill your spa, add your chemicals and resume normal operation.