Can this be used to fix minor cracks in spas? Can it handle heat above 120 degrees?
1883512
yes i have used it in my own spa finished with krystalcrete. it does age in time with chlorine and other chemicals so "re-do's" are sometimes needed, especially with the wide range oif temps incurred in a spa.
1883513
It will fix minor cracks in spas. But remember, it has to cure at normal water temperature. I would let it cure for aboutone week, before raising the spa temperatures above 120 degrees.
1883514
I used this in a fiberglass swimming pool. I worked well there. I wouldn't think the temp will bother it.
301003
No, you will void the warranty. Must keep dry and out of the weather and the ambient temp cannot go below 60 degrees or the sauna will not heat up past 110 degrees.
1167372
It gets plenty hot if you want. But temperature is important if you are using a wet sauna. This is not that type of sauna. It is not the the temp but the penetration of the generated wavelength into the body to create the desired effect that is important. Far infrared does an excellent job of penetrating 2 -3 inches easily. That is what you want with this sort of unit.
1673705
I used it for cold relief, that's why I don't know if it can be heated. But it can be cooled well
1591920
It can handle the heat, no problem. Only complaint is the plunger pops up when you actuate. Broken one light bulb and hit me in the face.
1473102
I believes it is better suited for other applications. My experience, a lot more volatile chems and highPressure washer on hot day is best for that issue! No expert, just my experienced!
320379
I assume you can since it is used in all spas I know. Although I'm not 100% sure so check with your manufacture.
919349
I used a blow dryer for 2 different repairs. temps never got above 160 degrees. can do with a hair dryer!
2114297
I just read the other answer that it can be used for heat. I wasn't aware of that. But I do not think it provides any support either.
468588
The instructions indicate that this product is used for appliances that reach certain temperatures (e.g. a stove which is what I used it for), but I don't remember what the limit is. I can check and see if I still have the info and will respond with details if I have them. The regular porcelain touch-ups that I found locally at home repair big-box stores did not advise use for a stove repair. I dropped a jar on my new white stove and this fixed it very well and blends almost seamlessly - not exact white match though.
6860
It should work just fine. I use mine in a 1500 gal spa attached to our pool. However, the overall quality is low, not the quality of the previous one I purchased at a pool supply. But it is cheaper.
1473100
I believes it is better suited for other applications. My experience, a lot more volatile chems and high Pressure washer on hot day is best for that issue! No expert, just my experienced!
203190
I haven't tried any heated products with it but I really don't think it would hold up. Try some plumbing fittings.
2199493
It was designed to fit a wide range of Spa's. It has a low power consumption and will not be good enough for large spas though. Another point is that it only maintains the temp where it is turned on at. It will not heat the water hotter. Put it in our jacuzzi bathtub and its great. Keeps the water temp just where we want it for an hour or more. For this it is perfect.
2237972
I havent tried but it is synthetic so it might ruin it if you do maybe on really low heat
1736224
No problem here. Start in low, one started set to desired heat. Seems to work well enough to set "heat shrink" tubing, my most common use. Have also used to strip paint from small parts.
1703558
dont buy this spa. Mine cracked after a year and the company wont respond to my emails. Buy a brand name from a local dealer.