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Just completed this project thanks to you ! We hit a couple speed bumps and it’s definitely not as pretty as yours (glue on door shields & caulk is messy) but over all it looks good! And it will definitely work ! So thank you again! You really are a genius and saved us so much money !! Someday we might get a new tub, but for now this is awesome! 😊

Interesting! I’m in the process of fully removing the jets and disconnecting the plumping and lemme tell you, it is HARD to remove the plastic plumbing parts from the surface of the bathtub. This would have definitely been easier!!

Getting those jets out was the hardest part. Wrench made to remove the jets was too big and did not work. I used a scraper that fit in the notches and broke seal first, then a lot of elbow grease using the scraper like a large screwdriver. Channel lock wrench helped a little when I could get a grip on plastic of jet, some of the flanges broke, but who cares...they went into recycle anyway. Waiting for goop to dry now. Oh boy, the end is in sight! 😌

Very helpful

I just did this to my jetted tub. I ordered a kit, from the website that you mentioned in the video (I think). The door stop things were cut out . I am waiting on the sealant to dry, then I can use my tub. Thank you for this video, first one that I have seen that makes sense.

Hi, we followed your instructions a couple of years ago on our jetted tub. The problem we had is that the caulk around the door jet caps got mold places on it that couldn't be removed without removing the caulk. Honestly, I can't remember if we used the exact caulk that you recommended. Have you had any issues with mold/black spots forming in the caulk? I have removed all the jet covers now and the tub is unusable until I figure out how to put them on again with something that won't mold. I like the idea of using aquarium sealant as suggested in another comment so will look into that.

Thank you!

Thanks for the video! After seeing estimates to replace the tub with a regular one, I then googled if there were such a thing as jet inserts or covers. I ended up at this UA-cam video and watched it over and over before ordering what I need. I finally did it this week and pleased with the results. I've never used a caulking gun before, so that was a challenge, but the covers came out great. My intake cover didn't come out as good as yours because it's a tan color. I smooth the caulk over the entire cover as much as I could but looks a little tacky. I can live with it though.

Is it possible to completely remove the jets and rings around them so the plastic discs sit more flush to the tub?

Hello, I’m about to try this and in the video you say use 3-1/4” but the link is for a 3” please let me know. I can’t wait to try!!

Does anyone know if the jet lines have to be completely dry before capping the jets?

Hoping this finds someone. Anyone ever convert the tub filler faucet into a handheld shower head? I’m trying to utilize the extra water volume/pressure of the jetted tub in a handheld sprayer. Not looking to fill the tub, just have a hand held sprayer with some good pressure to wash dogs.

what happens if you don't do this for winter?

All ready done that last year

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Thank you! As a single mom doing this to my home I’ve watched many useless videos! This is short and sweet and right to the point! Heading to get mine now!

Came to ask if it's still doing OK in 2023. Thanks for sharing the video, I ordered the material to do this ASAP. I'll FINALLY be done with the stupid tub. 😅

About to try this.

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I used aquarium sealant. Non toxic for fish and plants means nontoxic for my family and is made for underwater conditions. 👍🏻

Did you remove the jets from the tub. I have a Mirolin spa tub which has about 20 more jets than tub you have. Also the jets stick out so the door stop won’t be flush and you are able to get a screwdriver believe the jet pieces so it won’t be air tight .

Great video. Wonder how about using JB weld marine adhesive that is very strong sets much quicker. Thanks again.

Why not just buy a new spa tub .. without the jets..that is the same size..there about..1500.

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Going to try this tomorrow. I haven’t been able to take a bath in so long and I can’t wait to try this!

Genius!! Love this, thank you!!

Thankyou so much 🎉

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Thanks a lot!!! This video is so helpful!!!

So helpful, thank you!

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Thank u , much appreciated 💓 💛

well I finished my project.... due to the curve of my tub the door shields would not work, so I had to use floor sliders , I just removed the rubber inside part, then I used the slow expansion white foam and sprayed it into every jet hold, I then used the goop glue and glued on the plastic floor sliders, I had issues with this as I found the glue oozing out, maybe I used too much... any whooooo, I let that dry for 2 days and then went back and cleaned up around the caps and used aquarium silicone around the caps to insure a nice tight seal I just finished that up today so I will let that dry for a good week before I partake in a tub soak. Wish me luck!

was there a reason you didnt use the marine goop on the intake cap???? and did you use silicone made for water applications, like for aquariums? I want to do something similar to my jacuzzi tub and if this will keep my tub cleaner, I'm all in!

This is Awesome 🛀🛁 thanks for sharing ✅

thanks for the honest usage of it too, good to see not everything cut to perfection. I ordered a pair, so now I know what to expect. Thanks again!

I just came across your video and I love this idea. I have a fully working jetted bathtub but I hate it so much. The jets get so disgusting and moldy that I am so tired of cleaning them constantly. I was trying to figure out how to cover up these jets. This is such a great idea. My jets are able to come fully out so I am able to clean them. Would you recommend taking the whole jet out with the cover on it and putting the door stopper on, or should I leave everything on and just put the door stopper right over it?

I'm so happy I found your video! Long story but I'm in the same position. I have always hated my jetted tub because of the mold and bacteria. Thanks for posting this video!

Fantastic! I think this just may be the quick & easy solution I've been looking for in order to seal up the jets on my old spa tub until we get it replaced. I'm going to give it a try. One thing I have already done was replace my intake with a screw on plug that is used to winterize hot tubs. The threaded part is 1.5 inches in diameter with a rubber seal so it only fits my intake valve and is too big for the jet valves. This seems to work fine but I may end up caulking around it as well. Thanks so much for sharing this helpful information.

I am going to try this today I have all my peices I listened to this video a thousand times I think I am ready

Has anyone who's done this had a problem with the doorshields eventually discoloring and yellowing?

I love this idea and went out and bought exactly everything you had. So as I’m starting to put the door shields on the jets they didn’t fit flat against the tub. Does your door shields fit flat over the jets or is this why you use the caulking?