Will this adhere to a rubber EPDM pond liner?
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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.
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I am not sure about vinyl pool liner. I think I have read on previous reviews that the sand shark works well on pebble tec. That's what I have. Sorry I do not know
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Sorry for the tardiness of this reply, I was out of town. Herculiner bed liner went on as advertised. Seems to have bonded well with the wood surface (plywood) I applied it on. I used it as a waterproof undercoating for a trailer I am building. I think it will work fine. It seems very tough and totally waterproof.
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Per the manufacturer's spec sheet, EPDM Lap Sealant creates a secure, secondary seal along the roof's edges, air vents, vent pipes and screw heads. Compatible with EPDM and TPO sheeting, it adheres firmly to aluminum, mortar, wood, vinyl, galvanized metal, fiberglass and concrete. Ideally suited for aftermarket use, the lap sealant is one the highest volume products sold in RV stores today.Available in three formulations:Self-levelingSelf-leveling HAPS FreeNon-sag (not self-leveling)
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Definitely do not use on vinyl liner! This is ok for Gunite or concrete/cement pools.The bristles will put holes in a vinyl liner. Use a nylon bristle brush for vinyl liners.
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Don't know I used this product on my outside fish pond to fill cracks in waterfall between rocks
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The adhesive is a 32 mm circle of foam tape on a hard flat disc. Depending on the curvature of the surface it may fit your application.
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yes. buttttttt. i would not recommend this product. it didn't catch as much debris as i wanted even though it was rated for a large pond. it also came loose and i lost all of my pond water:( rating scale 1-5.....a "0"
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I think spray adhesive will work. I used duct tape over the top of the pool wall and then the j-hook liner went over that. My pool has been up for two summers and I haven't had any problems. And I really like the feeling of it. Hard to explain, it just feels like my liner is less likely to rip because of the extra padding.
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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.
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My seams on my Motorhome were sealed with this product 10 yrs ago. My roof was recoated with EPDM rubber roof in a bucket three years ago. No problem thus far.
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It will work fine, but because it uses a water hose to create the vacuum effect, you might have to remove some water from your pond after you vacuum.
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It might if you put the nozzel attachment for it however I don't have that one on mine so unable to give you a good answer. As soon as I took this out of the box outside it was working ads a nice element to my pond\ water garden. I purchased for airation purposes
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Short answer I do not know. Long answer: depends as adhesives come in many forms many of which are not compatible with plastic. There are metal pumps that cost a little more but would probably be better for this use.
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I would think it'd adhere to smooth stainless steel. I used it to seal off a ceramic cook lid. The material is somewhat pliant, similar to velcro 3/4" strips that you peel the backing off of each side.
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Check with the maker -- it does create an internal rubber bladder, but it is designed to ADHERE TO METAL, NOT FIBERGLASS -- but why not pour fiberglass resin mixed with hardener into the tank?
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It's a universal adhesive used on the gasket. I think that if the surface is cleaned (lighty sandpapered) and dry, then it should stick without a problem.