Hello, I have jets that are leaking in my above ground spa, the brand is Beachcomber, will this work to fix it?
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Nobody can tell you with any certainty if it will work for you. It depends on the nature of the leak. If you can see where the leaks are coming from and can access them, it may be a better and more permanenet fix to reseal the jet(s). Some times it's a rubebr gasket that can be replaced, sometimes it requires removing the jet... scraping the silicone off... and re-siliconing it. That being said, this stuff fixed my leaks that I was unable to find. I had a leaky light housing and two jets that I could access and fix "properly". There was still a substantial leak I spent weeks trying to find and couldn't. I finally purchased this stuff as a last resort and it worked beautifully. I almost couldnt beleive it. It's now a year and eight months later and the leak is still gone. It's even lasted through a few water changes. It comes down to this is a cheap experiment. If you dont have the tools or skills to fix the leaks properly yourself, this is an awesome first step before calling an expensive spa repair guy. I can't think of a single reason not to give it a shot.
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I used this on two occasions and the results were not good. I too had jets leaking from the original silicone seals used when they were manufactured, and proper repair would have broken the jets and the original tubing would be too short and need to be joined with an extension piece, giving one additional place to leak. Anyhow, I gave it a try and it worked for a few days and started leaking again. One leak was under the middle of the tub base and I never could find it. Found it when I tired of trying to fix it and cut my tub into four sections for ease of disposal! Leaks are a bitch and this product did nothing to help me. Good luck! I used this on two occasions and the results were not good. I too had jets leaking from the original silicone seals used when they were manufactured, and proper repair would have broken the jets and the original tubing would be too short and need to be joined with an extension piece, giving one additional place to leak. Anyhow, I gave it a try and it worked for a few days and started leaking again. One leak was under the middle of the tub base and I never could find it. Found it when I tired of trying to fix it and cut my tub into four sections for ease of disposal! Leaks are a bitch and... » Read More I used this on two occasions and the results were not good. I too had jets leaking from the original silicone seals used when they were manufactured, and proper repair would have broken the jets and the original tubing would be too short and need to be joined with an extension piece, giving one additional place to leak. Anyhow, I gave it a try and it worked for a few days and started leaking again. One leak was under the middle of the tub base and I never could find it. Found it when I tired of trying to fix it and cut my tub into four sections for ease of disposal! Leaks are a bitch and this product did nothing to help me. Good luck! « Show Less
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We purchased the same plunger for our pool, because our original was left out for the winter and cracked. I have never had a problem with it leaking. It has worked fine. Make sure your gaskets are tight and in place and you shouldn't have any trouble with leaking.
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No, It may take more than one application and would probably work best if the pressure was relieved first.I used it on a hot tub that was not under constant pressure, but when the pumps were on, the leak would start and I had to patch it several times to stop the leak all together.
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You would have to check on the jet sizes and the manifold dia. Off hand, I would say - give a try!
481475
I don't think so! The leaks may be coming from improper positioning. I haven't had a problem. Just make sure you have a good connection.
538979
If it's not installed right, of course leakage is possible. Have a professional install it for you.
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Probably not. It is really not at all what it is advertised to be. It may work as a "very" temporary fix for a couple of weeks. It is not good for that kind of a leak.
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Good question and my answer is "yes". I had a wet jet for a couple of years before I decided to try it on my garage floors. (smooth cement). Worked great. I did buy some generic pads as I was not sure it would work and did not want to waste the more expensive brand name pads. They worked just fine and am happy with the result. Since first using it with the generic store brand pads I also bought generic store brand liquid cleaning solution....my cement garage floors are clean.
1493007
Yes. IIt should stop the leak. I have used it on my rollaway stairs and it has worked.
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I am not sure. I know you have to run your Jetted Tub for 1.5 hr in order for the solution to work ( enter the drain etc) , but I am not sure if it would work with a standard tub, since it doesn't have jets .
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my side handle not leaked but lose d one time i tightened.you should call deltas company they can help.
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I think so. I have an above ground Jacuzzi and use this product without any problems.
680167
I bet this would work. Personally I would glue or epoxy the leaky spot first though.
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Hey adjuster Jim, I have the same problem. I have an Everlast 4210 speedbag that all of sudden starting leaking, so I started looking online for a replacement. One guys review said he repaired the leak. That's what I'm going to attempt with some "Green Slime" or "Fix-a-Flat" or maybe a bicycle tube repair kit. Sorry I couldn't give you an answer on the Title replacement bladder. If my attempts at fixing the leak are unsuccessful, I'll be looking again.
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Not sure, but the jet is on the end of the regulator. If your regulator jet is right on the end of your regulator it should work. My regulator has a 6" pipe on the end of the regulator and it did not work.
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I was very unhappy with this skimmer because of the design, mine leaked. I would puchase another brand. I have different pump/ filter on mine, not familiar with the standard one you have. You may want to chk out site called troublefreepool.com for lots of ideas
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If it is built into the ground it won't work. For above ground spas, it is great. I wish I had purchased it sooner.