🔧 Seal a Leak SpaChoice 472-3-5071-12: 12-Pack for Effective Spa Repair Review

The instructions say to put in about an ounce with the pump off - BUT do it at or near the leak if you know where it is - What? How will it work? The spa is full of water, the leak could be from the jet or the filter inlet BUT when the pump is off it all just drips onto the spa floor! Also, filling into the inlet of the main filter with the pump off will not result in the product entering the system fully/correctly. Why? Because you shouldn't turn on the pump/pool within 1/2 hour of adding the…

It worked! After many years of use, our long-awaited nightmare happened. We had a leak (and not a small one!) in the middle of winter. I urgently had to let go and order a part, in the spring I finally got around to replacing the defective part. only to find, after the job was done, that we were losing water somewhere else. We ordered this "Leckfix" but we had our doubts. However, after 3-4 uses, the hose stopped flowing. We never found the problem spot like we did using "Fix the Leak" and it's

After not being able to stop my leak after a liter of Marling I decided to give this product one last try to cure my leak before winter comes. on the bottle was confusing but I did what I think they directed and removed the filter and turned off the tub. I don't know what adding a product to a non-working bath can do, but that's what he said. After 30 minutes I turned on the bath and left for the day. When I returned home, the humidity around the bathroom had decreased. For an extra measure, I…

Let me start by saying that the leak I had was very small. I drip from the back of the faucet onto the nozzle about every 10 seconds. I received the item and followed the instructions in the email. That does not work. So I thought about it and waited about 36 hours to see if anything changed. No changes are leaking through yet. So I consumed the entire contents of the bottle and waited. Still in flow. I drained the tub thinking that if I let it sit for a few days it might dry out and seal. Nope

Listen carefully to me you don't need to read other reviews In 2 days I pulled out the insulation and it was a spaghetti mess of plumbing and air lines, there was no way to fix them all so i looked for options including buying a new tub for 12,000 after searching the internet i found this product i followed the instructions and slowed down then tried the second one Tried and it almost stopped so I said unscrew it and put the whole bottle in BOOM no longer leaks and it's been working for 2 weeks

This wasn't the first time my spa had a leak but after seeing a mechanic rip my insulation to find the leak and $$$$ I tried to repair this work yourself the next. I checked how bad the leak was and used a water absorber to catch the leaking water. The picture is one. I decided it wouldn't hurt to try this product before you start tearing things up. I set a dry pan down to soak up the water as the other was soaked. To my great surprise and delight, the leak was sealed. The area was dry. I know…