can you use this on vinyl pool linings?
1489977
Works great as a product. I have a concrete pool so I donot really know. However, since it rests on wheels it should work.
1489978
Yes it can and I use it on a vinyl pool, but you have to careful when using it. Because the head is flexible it can get too close to the vinyl and then get sucked down to the vinyl. You have to break the suction by pulling up on the head/pool handle. It is much more effective in cleaning than the ones made for vinyl pools but that comes with an extra degree of caution when using it.
1489979
Think this would be a little strong and heavy for vinyl. While the wheels do make it roll better then most I have used it still is quite heavy and not sure how vinyl would respond to the weight. Your really have to push to get this rolling and I would be afraid that it would tear. My opinion.
1489980
I'm sorry for my last answer. My response was for another item I just purchased. I would contact the seller because I have a cement pool.
1489981
I am not sure. When I ordered this it said for use on concrete pools. I would email the company to make sure. Sorry.
1489982
According to the product description it is for plaster/concrete pools and measures 14".
1489983
No- Actually there is a sticker on the broom that states that fact. Hope this helps.
450465
Yes, I used it to glue vinyl weatherstrip to a cement floor, very good bond. It should work well for rubber, vinyl, plastic etc. be sure you use the poly and not the standard liquid nails.
366383
I don't have a vinyl pool, so I haven't tried it, but the owner's manual says it can be used in vinyl pools if you replace the tires with part number 896584000-075 tires ("Front Tires used for Vinyl and Fiberglass units. Three raised treads.")
2083625
Heck yeah you could and I have. It works on anything vinyl/plastic though it might make it greasy. I would suggest armor all on something like that.
1821634
I believe it is intended for vinyl pools. That's what we have. It does a great job.
230222
Good afternoon Susan, thank you for your enquiry regarding our Voyager Cleaner. The Voyager will work with the Vinyl liner however depending on how old your liner is we would not recommend to use the any suction pool cleaner in a vinyl liner older than 10 years as if the cleaner gets hooked on a certain spot of the pool the liner might tear. We would not take responsibility for the liner tearing, it is not the suction pool cleaners fault but the age of the vinyl liner. I hope this answers your question? Should you require more information please let us know? Kind regards Katja
724389
We tried it on our vinyl lined pool and it did not work. Would disconnect from the pole often. We returned it.
149502
I used it on vinyl. It goes under the seam so you aren't actually attaching it to the siding (which is the reason I purchased it). I didn't want to make holes in my new siding.
338942
I would think so-it's great stuff. BUT I wouldn't leave it on there too long and would make sure when done cleaning it that I hose it off completely to make sure it doesn't degrade the vinyl. I know if you leave it on a painted metal airconditioning diffuser it can make the paint soft in time, but I just clean it and hose it off and it' good. It will probably do a good job taking off scum and discoloring on a raft.
1282470
I wouldn't see why not. I used it to repair cracks in my outdoor pool deck. It worked great. Watch the u tube video. Very helpful.
1185683
Although I haven't used it for this purpose, i would expect if to perform well. I've only used it on my vinyl spa cover that bakes in the AZ sun. I've also used it on the vinyl strips on the hot tub steps to keep them from drying out. This product has many uses and so far is the best for vinyl
1249533
I don't see why there would be a problem. It is in a wipe that you can use on anything vinyl like.
2211357
Not sure what PVC Fending is, but you can always try it on a spot to make sure it does not harm the PVC. I have vinyl siding and it works great on it. Darryl
251273
It's it designed for that use but it dries really quickly so if would imagine you could. I don't know if the pool chemicals or salt from the ocean would degrade the fabric though.
256520
I don't know, I have a concrete pool. It has metal bristles so I would play it safe and say no. I actually use the larger brush I bought at the same time more often. It has plastic bristles so I think it would probably be safe on vinyl.
2154047
I don't see why not. I used on asphalt roof shingles, stained cedar siding, pressure treated wood decking and more. Although on vinyl siding, I would think a quick pressure wash would be faster.
949671
I wouldn't think so. I strictly use this for an O ring on my pool pump. It's very thick and greasy.