Would this product hold rock to a polyurethane pond liner that will be constantly under water ?
281113
The product is made for use around ponds and waterfalls. However, I did not use it for that purpose. I used it to seal the underbelly of our RV, as it matched the material used by the manufacturer, as opposed to the cream colored material at the home building supply stores. I would think that if used for the contact with water it would have to cure first. However, urethane products do use moisture vapor in the curing process. Based on the label description, I would say that it could be used in water after it has cured.
281114
My pond is cement so I really couldn't answer that question honestly. Sorry.
281115
No, the Great Stuff eventually disintegrates under the water and in direct sun. I tried it in between rocks and it did not hold. It may hold for a month or so. But not much longer.
281116
Of course. I used it to fill in the gaps to prevent water leakage as well as using the foam to build a little stone wall up on the liner for cosmetics.I do not what you could not do with this 'stuff'. It will fix you right up.
281117
Of course. I used it to fill in the gaps to prevent water leakage as well as using the foam to build a little stone wall up on the liner for cosmetics. I do not what you could not do with this 'stuff'. It will fix you right up.
73490
I think it probably would, easy to keep clean, strong and solid....I would put a rock in middle, and not fill it too high.
1246787
Not a good idea, because it has a water level line on it. you can buy the ones that you can bury but it may melt the rocks with the heat and I loss a fish due to the heaters under the gravel. I like this one cause it has a red light that shows it is on.
1885091
I am guessing. If the rocks are flat--probably not. If the rocks are not flat it would probably work.
1839911
It depends how big the rocks are, but I would say yes. Pneumatic tires are great for that.
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.
1831283
It probably will, but it not made really well so I am not sure if it would hold up. Maybe without the weight of the water it would be ok.
1013519
Not real sure havent used it on he beach yet. I think it will with the proper stakes to hold it down and with some items inside it.
1561589
I see no problem with it on cement as long as there are no sharp objects to puncture the liner. The pad will probably compress to almost nothing from the weight of the water. I would not set it upon paver stones because of the sharp edges associated with them .
1720624
Yes but you will have to use some additional weight to keep it from floating. We used some stones.
1619384
It does trap water underneath. I use it on a pavered area, so it works for me. The product is very good quality however. Hope it helps.
804433
I love my sea stone hook and get lots of compliments on it. The stone would be fine outside, but I don't know if the wood it is mounted on would hold up in the weather. You might need to keep putting polyurethane on it to keep it sealed.
946936
I bought this to reinforce the back of our boat carpet mats. It is VERY thick and appears to be extremely waterproof. My guess is, if applied thick enough - it could hold water. But again, that's not the application I'm using it for.
9247
I believe it would stay pretty well. The adhesive is strong. I use it primarily for gripping on smooth polymer /plastic surface and haven't had it fail on me yet. Additionally, I trust it to hold in all manner of situations... Including rain/wet.
920265
It is much thicker gauge construction then you would find for a pool float. It will hold up to sliding against some smooth river rock with some weight. Just know you are down and out if it pops.
1474470
Yes, it will. Work great on my pond. Had a heron puncture holes in my liner and this was able to seal the holes - no leak. Also, have spots with it adhered to the liner and rocks.
1814735
Don't know I used this product on my outside fish pond to fill cracks in waterfall between rocks