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Specifically designed for budget-conscious consumers in need of a hydraulic spa cover lift, the CoverMate III Eco delivers many of the same high-performance features of the CoverMate III from Leisure Concepts, yet at a price that’s nice. If you’ve been searching for an affordable hydraulic spa cover lift, you’ll be happy to know that this item comes with free shipping (in the continental US) from Master Spa Parts!
The Clear RTV Silicone Sealant 66B designed by Permatex® is the perfect solution to fixing the cracked or undone sealant around your spa assembly parts and jets. This spa adhesive sealant from Permatex® will bond and seal frayed edges. This is the perfect adhesive as it is waterproof, weatherproof, flexible, and can be used in temperatures ranging from -75° to 400°F.
The Master Spa Parts team is here to offer you a vast selection of replacement filter PLBS50 , including the Contractor Series Filter 2011 and Earlier product. This Pleatco Plus filter includes action built right into the pleats, ensuring effective protection even after repeat rinses. Order a filter for Contractor Series Spas (Master Spas®), today!








