I don't see instructions _ label ??? like how long after second coat can you fill your pool with water?
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Depends totally on the humidity and temperature. We live in Corona, CA, so we waited 24 hours. Seemed to perfectly fine, and held it's color for over five years.
793205
Hi Mary Lou, after installation, just add a little over a tablespoon of chlorine to activate Nature 2 about every 2-3 days depending on spa usage, and you're good to go! Also, I use test strips to gauge how often I need to add tablespoon of chlorine for correct alkalinity, ph etc. BTW, this is based on a 300 gallon spa, yours could be more or less... :)
1524217
We worked in the pool. very little drop down, be sure to wait for grout to set up before using. Time is on label. I think it is 10 minutes. We were repairing and ran about 2 linear ft.
1081694
Get another pool guy! My guy just folds it to one side, cleans the pool and then does the other side. He has never mentioned to me the need for more chemicals, algae concerns etc....
1425005
I installed mine before I opened my pool for the season. The water was below the return and made the install quite easy. IMO, it would be worth the time to drain your water level before installation. The manual describes how to do it with a filled pool, but it seems like it would be a pain.
1036835
Add water. Instructions read a minimum 50/50 mix and maximum 70/30 coolant to water mix.
692652
soak it about 15 minutes & screw it in. it takes a while b4 u'll see it dripping.good luck
954160
Most of your time will be spent getting it level and checking it while it fills. I seem to recall within a couple hours maximum of putting it up and starting the hose at full blast, my kids were swimming in it each time. Sorry I couldn't be more exact.
1790141
There are no instructions nor suggestions. I just showed my kids(9&11years) the picture on the box and they took it from there! I will say that every time they get in the pool the subskate goes in as well.
1733511
Perhaps check where u got your pool. If not get bigger for sure. I don't recommend this specific product!!
1151646
I'm not sure. I would empty the water out and back track the instructions. I know it's a pain but I honestly can't remember !
1395223
Yeah, thanks everyone. Really confusing reading online some people say nothing but salt, others say bleach, borax, stabilizer, shock. It's hard to know how to start it. Picking up my pool today and I have my three bags of salt and saltwater generator ready and waiting!
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The directions tell you how much to put in. But I just fill it up slowly until it starts to come out other end....messy, but works great. It's not hard to fill the containers, just make sure you are putting it in the right spot. Again, directions make it very clear where to fill up container....there should be a hole opening under the label on the edge.
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The time on the directions doesn't work for me either. Does part the crown image wash away when you scrub the gel off under water? If so, then you need more time under the lamp for the first side. I would do 20 seconds instead of 6 and then probably 85 on the back side. Let me know if that works for you. I had to practice a lot to get the right formula and write down everything so you can remember what works.
2103268
Used as instructed but has not worked as advertised. I'm giving it a few more days, but so far, no joy!! My pool is a pebble tec surface. The water is crystal clear but has not gone to a blue tint. Have back washed several times and have circulated the water day and night. Next option is to drain and refill.
140010
Interesting timing. We are using it to replace some pool tiles as we speak. We lowered the water to apply the tiles. After two days, the tiles are not set. Read instructions, after the fact, and learned it takes one to two weeks to dry--oh my! Am now wondering how it will hold once "cured" when we raise the water level. Have used this product on other above water applications and it is an amazing product!
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First, I would ask how you know you have enough salt? Second, I was having that issue so I just purchased a Taylor testing kit to insure that I did. Also, you need to make sure you keep the unit extremely clean so that it can generate the chlorine for your pool. I am new at this and just learning so I am no exoert.