Is this a good product to use on swimming pool coping repair
268998
Barbara, personally, I would investigate other products. Based on my experience applying this to our deck, I wouldn't recommend.
268999
I used it to resurface a bird bath. After it dried if you agitated the water it would create a pile of foam. Neither birds nor the dogs would drink out of it any more. I trust their intuition rather than rustoleum.
269000
I strongly advise you to NOT use this product for any reason. Unless you have time & money you want to throw away and waste.
1144393
We had an awful problem with phosphates in our pool especially with our well water. Last year in order to get rid of the problem we used PhosFree Commercial strength and that took care of it. Probably a good idea to start with the Commercial strength then maintain with the regular PhosFree. Overall a great product! We love the liquid solar cover by Natural Chemistry too - it works.
1333319
There is no water proofing out there, that I know of. But, yes, this will help "repel" water to some degree. And it is just as good as any of the more expensive waxes out there for distressing-that's what I got it to do. I just don't like the fact that it's a solvent, comes with warnings and hazards-and has a strong solvent odor, as well. But they all do. And it dissipates, over time.
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.
156261
I would think so...I repaired a leak in my Jacuzzi with it, and used masking tape as a form. When poured into the form, came out rock hard. Just make sure what u are adhering to is very clean. Good luck
463309
Its good for any size above ground pool. Only if its big you need to leave it more time doing the job.It is very helpfull since you have to do less work.
2236984
Unfortunately, the industry does not provide adequate fixes for tubes that require more than small patch. I have had a large towable leak at the seams, which is unrepairable. I then researched vigorously to find a replacement tube, and was not successful. Most of what is out there as a replacement is close to the price of new one, especially when they are on sale or become clearance items. The only other resource might be to check out the pool patches for soft sided lined pools. Those patch kits are larger, and the bonding glue is impressively strong.
1710397
Yes I recommend using it over sand smooth sand really good first used the blanket recently when I replaced pool liner put it down on top of the sand that was put down when first set pool up turned really good we'll pleased how it turned out
1141082
I used vinyl pool repair kit make sure you apply adhesive to patch, both sides of vinly were smooth ours was under water so fold it upon itself until you reach the area to be patch then open and place patch.hold for a few seconds. still holding this year.
2229703
It will work but you will see more heat loss at night because the pool isn't completely covered. I bought this cover because I thought it would be more durable than the thinner ones I have had in the past and it is already falling apart after one season. Normally they last only last two seasons anyway.
1153167
The product info says you can. My pool leaked on a corner seam about 8 inches up from the bottom on a 54" deep soft side. I used goggles and hung up side down to attempt this patch. As soon as the patch covered with glue hit the water it rolled tight like a pencil. My second attempt I was able to keep the patch from rolling but getting to the bottom of the pool without hands proved a challenge. I had my wife hold me under and got it in place. The leak slowed but did not stop. It was near season end so drained the pool and patched both inside and out before putting it away for winter. Come spring we bought a new soft side ultra frame and gave the old one away. I was told that patch did work. The product info says you can. My pool leaked on a corner seam about 8 inches up from the bottom on a 54" deep soft side. I used goggles and hung up side down to attempt this patch. As soon as the patch covered with glue hit the water it rolled tight like a pencil. My second attempt I was able to keep the patch from rolling but getting to the bottom of the pool without hands proved a challenge. I had my wife hold me under and got it in place. The leak slowed but did not stop. It was near season end so drained the pool and patched both inside and out before putting it away for winter.... » Read More The product info says you can. My pool leaked on a corner seam about 8 inches up from the bottom on a 54" deep soft side. I used goggles and hung up side down to attempt this patch. As soon as the patch covered with glue hit the water it rolled tight like a pencil. My second attempt I was able to keep the patch from rolling but getting to the bottom of the pool without hands proved a challenge. I had my wife hold me under and got it in place. The leak slowed but did not stop. It was near season end so drained the pool and patched both inside and out before putting it away for winter. Come spring we bought a new soft side ultra frame and gave the old one away. I was told that patch did work. « Show Less
949672
I would NOT recommend using this product for what you are suggesting. Product is very thick, like Vaseline petroleum jelly. I use it around rubber O rings and gaskets with hot tub and swimming pool equipment. Hope this helps.
1893472
i suppose so. it is good stuff. it is probably not the best for filling holes, but good for sealing leaks and small gaps.
1743355
We used this on a new pool coping install of OK flagstone. We were originally going to go with travertine (even though it cost twice as much)because it is so nice, but, we couldn't find any colors we liked and it was a problem cutting because of the hardness. Anyway, I can only commenton this product as it relates to OK flagstone. The label DOES list travertine as a suitable surface. It didn't make our coping slippery at all. Just broughtout the colors quite a bit and sealed. Travertine is less porous and smoother, though, so I can't say what its affect will be on that. Our pool is fairly small and 3 coats around the pool used about a third of the container. I hope this helps you. Good luck! We used this on a new pool coping install of OK flagstone. We were originally going to go with travertine (even though it cost twice as much)because it is so nice, but, we couldn't find any colors we liked and it was a problem cutting because of the hardness. Anyway, I can only commenton this product as it relates to OK flagstone. The label DOES list travertine as a suitable surface. It didn't make our coping slippery at all. Just broughtout the colors quite a bit and sealed. Travertine is less porous and smoother, though, so I can't say what its affect will be on that.... » Read More We used this on a new pool coping install of OK flagstone. We were originally going to go with travertine (even though it cost twice as much)because it is so nice, but, we couldn't find any colors we liked and it was a problem cutting because of the hardness. Anyway, I can only commenton this product as it relates to OK flagstone. The label DOES list travertine as a suitable surface. It didn't make our coping slippery at all. Just broughtout the colors quite a bit and sealed. Travertine is less porous and smoother, though, so I can't say what its affect will be on that. Our pool is fairly small and 3 coats around the pool used about a third of the container. I hope this helps you. Good luck! « Show Less
1817526
I'm not sure, but I can tell you it flaked up after 2 years around my salt water pool, also it made it very slippery even after I added anti slip shark grip particles before applying it. If that's your intended use consider something else.
2228400
this will do the job perfectly. buy a spatula and apply it. have had great success it filling gaps of that size around the pool.
1066443
I don't think so. I mean, it would depend on the size of the pool and the amount of water you can have in it. While it can repair cracks in materials that are sturdy (like porcelain, pottery, the cracks in my old rain boots), I don't think it can handle the pressure of a lot of water pressing against it.There are other products out there for the type of repairs that you are considering. I did see something on a television infomercial, but cannot recall the name now.