I have a hole in the blow up part of my pool. Can I get patches for it?
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Yes for sure: I have had Intex pool for 5 years, and after that time holes are inevitable. I just pump air into it &lt;electric pump&gt; and then immerse the 'blow-up' part to find the holes. I bought a pool patch kit at the hardware store. Simpatico...
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yes it can be patched, to find the hole, blow up the ring as much as it will take the submerse that part of the ring completely in water, if bubbles come up you found your hole, if not continue in the same manner as before util you find it. Make sure you do a visual check of the ring and also check the seams.
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For a blow up bed I use "Coghlan's Airstop" vinyl repair (including on seams). I think I once tried Aleene's as an add-on to the patch that came with my inflatable bed, which gave added strength to the patch. I don't know why I did not use Aleene's on seam subsequently, other than instinct that it wasn't for holding air pressure. The Coghlan's worked beyond my expectations (it also is great for inflatable pool toys).
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Less than a week, I seriously loved it but I got sick of sending it back and getting it replaced. We only used it in our home pool, no one was misusing it either(no jumping, etc) just floating around. Both floats got the hole in the same exact spot, nothing a patch kit could fix since it was on a seam! :( Good luck.
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Hi, Well you can blow it up yourself, it is a lot to blow into. We used my husbands air compression or you can get a small air pump at a local walmarts. Just make sure the nozzle will fit into the plugs on the cool.I orignally thought the drain plug was the air for hole, thank goodness Hubby set me straight. You have 3 on the outside of the pool, one for each layer. The big one on the bottom is the drain plug, which our lab puppy tried pulling out before the pool was totally filled up ;-)Hope this helps, Eve loves the pool.
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Yes. Our patch held for a couple of uses. Our Airhead Inflatable Tube is leaking again, and we have not determined if it is the same location or a new punture.
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I believe it comes with something so you can patch it up....if not you could go to a store and find something to cover the hole and find some glue.
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I called Intek, one of the largest manufacturers of air mattresses and vinyl pool equipment. They recommended using a fine grade sandpaper to remove the fabric covering around the tear and then patching the area. That sounds about right to me.
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I think spray adhesive will work. I used duct tape over the top of the pool wall and then the j-hook liner went over that. My pool has been up for two summers and I haven't had any problems. And I really like the feeling of it. Hard to explain, it just feels like my liner is less likely to rip because of the extra padding.
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This is but you might have to drain your pool to glue it in unless there some kind of water resultant glue I don't know about
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We're in the Northeast and have taken the pool down for three years now. I can say that we haven't had any issues with holes in the liner. Taking it down is something of a hassle since you need to ensure it is as dry as you can get it and it will invariably be muddy. We've found that a wet/dry vac helps tremendously with cleaning much of that off.
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Perhaps check where u got your pool. If not get bigger for sure. I don't recommend this specific product!!
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There should be bubble where the leak is??? Try putting baking soda around the bottom and see if that shows where it is???I don't have my pool anymore. We were only able to put it on the concrete and it tore too many times to fix this year.
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Yes. Our pool started to leak after we filled it up with water. What a waste of water. It's OK right now. We patched it up with the adhesive patches that came with the pool.
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Hi Sheila. I am no expert. If I was you, I'd ask the seller (Pool Supply Warehouse). If you cannot contact them through Amazon, you can still find the on the web to find a phone number or customer support email address.
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This worked good underwater. For small holes in the bottom of our 4 FT deep above ground pool, its not easy because you need goggles and have to exhale to stay down for that few seconds to apply the patch. Just smudge some on your patch before going under (whole patch) then take it down quick, apply over the hole and then press down with your foot for a couple minutes.
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I presume you mean the hose sections? They can be purchased at any pool supply store; Home Depot has them too