Includes paint, which he estimates to be 8-10 gallons, going from yellow paint to white, will need two coats for sure.

@Kyler J Sloan it’s actually a very straight-forward process: just figure out how many gallons the hot tub is, multiply that number by 8.3 to get the weight of the water, then add in the weight of the hot tub itself, determine the average weight of your guests and multiply that by the maximum occupancy of the hot tub, add all that up and multiply by 13 for Justin Case plus Mrs.

we use SW porch enamel. you can tint it in any color, i believe.look on my site to see how it looks. it's just paint, clean the floor well and just paint. cost is around $40 per gallon or so

Do folks use gallon or weight restrictions for the tanks?

Its NEW just as if you buy it at PPG but its $65/5 gallon buckets.

I use accessible beige it is a greyish  beige and I buy it by the 5 gallon bucket for all walls and white trim.

Five gallon water bucket with a plank and peanut butter (gross but most effective not poison there are ten plank varieties on Amazon).Buy the equipment and go there to inspect.

@Connor Cushman , I would absolutely get both, as an agent since 1987, I’ve seen many septics systems fail over the years with everything from poorly installed pumps, rusted out steel tanks to poor drainage fields that couldn’t handle enough capacity, and many wells too, with poor quality water or not enough flow (i.e. gallons/minute).

I just drained and re-filled our 400 gallon personal hot tub, and it was a 2 day event.Is there a particular manufacturer that makes a good STR Hot Tub?

One toilet running constantly can spend 30 gallons of water a day or more.