can i use it in a pool to cover a crack
2069723
This may be a temporary fix just as regular duct tape might be, but it sure is not something I would use for a permanent fix.
115373
I don't see why not. If it can waterproof a fiberglass boat why not a pool. However the pool surface must be dry, and the glovit has to cure.
2138469
you absolutely could. I would make sure that you cover it well though. Do not leave it uncovered as it would not last well for the purpose you want it to.
530265
I would. The trick may be to get the material into the crack without further cracking from the pressure used in the application (an epoxy caulk may do the trick). Also, the plastic material used to form your skimmer box is likely deteriorated so this product may act as a catalyst in this decomposition. Try a small swatch on the inside of the lid to your skimmer box. It should be the same material and any decomposition would be visible within a few days. Just a thought!
585464
Definitely on a gunite pool. I used it to fix a leak in my skimmer box and it worked great. The weld is still holding up after 3 years.
1196942
You can use it in your backyard but put something just in case...I use it on cement pool areas and tile with my daughters foam tiles in the button to make sure she had enough protection. This pool is lovely and the best part is the protection from the sun.
1392827
unless you are going to use it in the garden after hydration on the cover, it would be a waste of money. And once hydrated on the cover you would have to have a method of removal that wouldn't damage the pool cover.
62387
I have been using the solar blanket to serve that purpose as well as heat the pool. However, now that temps are much hotter, I do not use the solar cover at all. I would suggest using a regular pool cover if you want to cover the pool while in not use. I have not found it necessary to cover my pool to protect it from debris. The water stays very clean. However, if you have your pool near trees that will drop leaves, etc. into the pool, you may want to use a cover
52255
Not sure how you intend using the material. I used it as a layer between the pool an a condrete patio, for which it worked fine.
1566322
It's barely thicker than water; I'm not sure how well it will flow INTO those cracks, but I imagine it would flow in a little bit and hold it together. Might not be the best product to use, but I think it might work.
209940
It Will cover the crack all right, the question is 'Will it help', for that i Can say it Will cover the location that you specify, but the actual crack can expand eventually, given if there be excessive pressure or force exerted upon or around the position. This is just a shield that Will cover, but it Will not Repair...
2099817
No. This cover just sits on top of the water and doesn't wrap over the side of the pool. It's really just bubble wrap so it would probably freeze to the water and get damaged if you left it out.
930734
The Kreepy Krause I have works fine on plaster. If your pool is plastered you should not have any issues with it.
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.
1532058
No, that is the size but I can't imagine why you'd want it not in complete contact with the water. When exposed to the sun the water keeps the plastic from overheating (by exchanging the heat of the plastic into the water) thus preventing the plastic from rapid deterioration. If your having trouble with the plastic blowing off of the covered pool you might try weighting the plastic down with something, perhaps an un-coiled garden hose?
1365727
No this would only cover part of your pool. It would be better to buy an oval cover.
766017
I'd honestly try to find a cover that'll cover the entirety of your pool. The point of solar covers is to hold heat in. If you use multiple panels to cover it, you'll have gaps (even if you overlap) in which heat will escape, ultimately lowering the effectiveness of the cover.