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This is a pearl tub and I think there maybe some developing at the jets as the fiberglass is curved. So do you believe it would be of less of a burden to have them repaired or seek for a new spa I concur with Pathfinder, demand a new tub. Thanks Guys, I will see where it goes with Demension 1. Wish me me luck, from all of the postings on this forum it does not look like Spa manufactures or too open to negotiations. We will see about Demension 1.

This is a pearl tub and I think there maybe some developing at the jets as the fiberglass is curved. So do you believe it would be of less of a burden to have them repaired or seek for a new spa

Not that it matters but I am curios what brand it is, this information will also help us to direct you on your options. Sometimes a blister is minor thing, other times they just keep showing up. Depends on the manufacturer and there record. Alot has to do with the process, some manufacturers have a process that cuts corners and seperation of acrylic and fiberglass is more likely. Thanks for the feed back the spa is a demension one. It is there @ Home series which I believe is their base line. I would think it would hold up at least 1 year, but maybe the contract out for this series.

I have a spa that has developed a 2-3" blister in the fiberglass of a seat in my spa. The manufacture would like to take the spa in and repair the blister. Question does the fact that this blister has developed mean that the integretty of the spa fiberglass is compromised? If so will other blisters develope? Should I push for a new spa or have it repaired? The spa is one year old.