Leak Prevention Push Control System for Walk-In Tubs | Ella’s Bubbles
Chapters in this video
- 0:00 Remove Button Collar A technician carefully removes the button collar with a flat edge, taking care not to scratch the tub surface.
- 0:12 Apply Silicone Caulk A thin bead of silicone caulk is applied around the rubber gasket and smoothed to ensure complete coverage.
- 0:28 Replace Button And Collar The button is replaced, and the collar is snapped back on, then excess silicone is smoothed away.
Ella's Bubbles demonstrates how to apply a silicone seal to the push control button, ensuring leak prevention for your walk-in tub. This simple process helps maintain your tub's integrity.
Video transcript
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remove the button collar carefully with a flat edge being careful not to scratch the tub surface remove the collar and the button place a thin bead of silicone caulk around the rubber gasket smooth to ensure complete coverage replace the button and then snap the collar back on smooth to remove excess silicone if necessary clean the area with denatured alcohol you
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