I need help

>>963243
Where in the tub is the hole?
How big is the hole?

In the outside skirt? Easy fix.
On the top deck? Easy fix.
On the upper wall surround? Easy fix.
In the bathing well? It's fucked.

And fixing tubs is neither "Cheap" nor "Easy", expect to spend at least $25USD and have an entire day spackling in new Resin and sanding and polishing the tub.

Need more info, man, I'm not psychic.

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a new tub will cost less than the fibreglass repair supplies.

>>963270
horseshit.

Any marine store, or even car store, will carry a basic fiberglass repair kit for under 50 bucks.

>>963270
>>963306
sure if you want to cut out the tub so that you can patch it properly from both sides. a tub is not just fibreglass. it has a gel coat as well. and no way bonding dissimilar materials together is going to form a lasting water tight seal. the tub was vacuum formed. it's load bearing. there is a lot of sanding involved. a 100$ tub is cheaper than the days it will take to repair and materials. sure you can buy the fibreglass kit. but then you're going to need to sand a fuckton and paint and if you've never worked fibreglass before I dont know how you think it will be repairable.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6EnxtqwBsQ

>>963243
Rip it out and replace with a steel tub, then you won't have this problem again.

>>963243
>if i sound retarted bare with me
i will not bare with you retart

>>963331
>>963306
>>963270
Fill hole with caulking. Once you get a job, buy a new tub.