Restore & Protect Spa & Hot Tub Covers

Repair cracks, tears, and add UV protection to vinyl hot tub covers.

Look how spas were saved:

Picture of dry, sun faded hot tub cover 3/4 refinished and protected with custom brown Rub n Restore vinyl paint

Fading Fixed with Custom Brown

Picture of dry, sun faded hot tub cover 3/4 refinished and protected with custom brown Rub n Restore vinyl paint
Picture of hot tub cover mid-restoration, showing custom Rub n Restore grey vinyl protector on right side and original vinyl on left

Restoration in Process with Custom Grey

Picture of hot tub cover mid-restoration, showing custom Rub n Restore grey vinyl protector on right side and original vinyl on left
Collage showing brown hot tub cover above and changed to dark grey using Rub n Restore Peppercorn vinyl paint below

Transformation from Brown to Peppercorn

Collage showing brown hot tub cover above and changed to dark grey using Rub n Restore Peppercorn vinyl paint below
Collage showing redwood vinyl spa cover before restoration above and cover after Rust Rub n Restore vinyl paint protector below

UV Protection & Pigmentation with Rust

Collage showing redwood vinyl spa cover before restoration above and cover after Rust Rub n Restore vinyl paint protector below
Collage of faded jacuzzi hot tub siding and after application of Rub n Restore vinyl paint, which also works on plastic

Sun Faded Siding Restored with Espresso

Collage of faded jacuzzi hot tub siding and after application of Rub n Restore vinyl paint, which also works on plastic

Learn how in these few steps:

1

Cleaning

Use our pink cleaner to remove dirt. Follow with denatured or rubbing alcohol to remove residue from body oil, sunscreen or conditioning products.

2

Repairing

3

Choosing Color

4

Refinishing & Conditioning

A damp sponge is best at massaging the color into the vinyl. Application basics are discussed here.

Many hot tub covers have a mottled appearance, which can be replicated by leaving color thin (1 coat) on some areas and printing it more heavily (2 or 3 coats) on others. Click here for more mottling tips.

The colors will dry with a luster similar to the original vinyl. No additional sealer is needed.

5

Care and Maintenence

When it comes to cleaning your restored spa cover, less is more. A quick spray with the hose and a rag are optimal. Choose a mild soap, if needed. Heavy degreasers and solvents may strip the color and necessitate touch-up.

Rub 'n Restoreยฎ colors condition and protect the vinyl. No other conditioner or sunscreen is needed, and such products may attract dirt, damage the finish or make it feel sticky.