can this product work on pool liner?
1809626
I read the comments on another website about this product, and there was an individual that had used this product for a pool that had a vinyl liner. This did work to stop the leaks. It may be a waste of money, but I'm getting ready to order this myself, as we've got numerous tiny holes in the vinyl liner of our pool. Since I don't have enough money right now to replace the pool, I'm going to take my chances and hope this works!
1809627
My experiences have been 1-2 drips every couple of seconds in my spa. It is also a piping/tubing leak where the Fix a Leak can plug a small crack, etc.. Not being an expert...I would think that you would not have much success if the liner itself is leaking.
1809628
I have no idea but would think it is a longshot. It's not quite like glue, I'm sure the manufacturer can tell you. It's also sold in spa stores, at least in Cagary it is and they would know. Try any store for that matter that sells tubs.
995448
Should work fine as long as the water is not too hard. Take a sample to your local pool supplies store and ask them to test it.
1480581
I have used it on pool tile and it works real good. You just need to order a lot of it.
52252
I do think it would. Like someone else responded, it is designed to go between the wall and the vinyl liner. It is also glued on, which I do not believe would work in an all wet environment. I had a soft side pool in the past and I do not think as thin as this stuff is, even if you could get it to stay in place, that it would add much to the insulation value as stated by Laura in her reply.
1172116
Hi Penny, I believe you can use it on your pool. Your best bet is to call a pool store like Leslie's and ask them. Pool Perfect is an all natural product but its best you ask a pool professional.
1160542
It appears that it can. It works well but is a little thinner than I expected. We live in Louisiana, so our pool is still set up. When we break down the pool, we are planning to spray the pad with bleach, rinse, then dry thoroughly before we fold it and put it up for the winter.
1087597
Only if they are on the pool side of the liner. Try to brush them off with a vinyl safe pool brush. If they don't budge, that means the algae is on the inside of the liner and those require pulling the liner away from the wall and special treatment- consult a pool professional. If the spots do brush away, remove all possible and vacuum, backwash and treat. This product should do the job but follow directions for visible algae growth. Do not use an automatic pool cleaner to vacuum, it will spread the algae and not remove it.
1719195
this will work between any liner the magnates are fairly strong. I have two of them at each end of the 24x12 pool above ground pool they work great.
953359
Yes. Depending on the size of the diameter of the pole, you may need a larger clamp and some electric tape to use the pool cleaner pole. The aluminum pole is slippery and will slide off without the electric tape to hold it on.
2149666
how do you make this work on a pool with poles that go through the liner holding it up?
2149665
Yes it is but it didn't work on my pool, I have the above ground pool that has the metal poles on top that connect and the liner goes through the poles and holds it all together, this liner that I purchased does not have the holes to stick the poles through, it is a different type. I still have the liner if you are interested because I never returned it
1229007
I'm not sure but I don't see why it wouldn't . I live in the south were the heat can be extreme in the summer and the winter can be very cold. I'v had my liner for a year and haven't had any problems with it and would purchase it again.
432275
Hi James - not sure I can say. I just used mine to fix a spa leak, which worked for some time, but is now leaking again, so will need to reapply at the end of the season again. However, if you look at all the Amazon answers & reviews, and the ones on the company websites, I seem to recall seeing your very situation and question discussed by others who were looking to fix their pools. So I believe your answer is to be found in those discussions. Good luck!
330537
It should, but be informed that these patches are lightweight / thin and are really only meant for a pool liner and not an above ground pool material.
71481
The brush works great plus it's about$30 dollars cheaper than it was in the stores. I have an in ground cement pool and I am very satisfied with it. I dont see why you wouldn't be able to use it withe cover/liner. Usually the sellers indicate in the description if the product is suitable for use.
949671
I wouldn't think so. I strictly use this for an O ring on my pool pump. It's very thick and greasy.
147085
I don't believe so , I have a acrylic tub liner and it doesn't stick to that.