Couple of questions. What happens if this stuff drips in the pool - any issues plus Did anybody go over the pool rim area twice especially in the he
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A few drips here and therebwon't matter, but this stuff will clog your filter if too much goes in. I don't remember using two coats, I think the second coat would just bead up and not penetrate if laid in top of a fresh coat. I'll be reapplying next sting which will be two years. Ver impressed so far though.
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I used a sponge to get around rim of pool instead of a brush. This minimized the amount that spilled in the pool. I made sure to seal those areas very well to make sure it was fully protected. Some did drip in the pool but diluted out in the water. You can also hold a rag at the waterline to help minimize the spilling into the pool.
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I dripped some in the pool without issues, and used a foam brush for the over hang of the coping it dos a good job of water proofing......
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Some did drip I to the pool without issue. I used two coats to make sure I had my bases covered. In doing so, I found areas I had missed as well as areas that had been thoroughly covered. I used a roller brush to apply it and a sponge around the rim of the coping. I have travertine coping. I am in Texas so I will have to apply it again towards the end of the season as it does not last!
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I did get a small amount in the pool water but it diluted with the water and did not damage or stain the plaster. I found it best to lower the level of the pool water in order to cover all of the rock and allow for drying time. Hope this helps.
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I have a natural stone around the edge of my pool I did two coats, water beaded up the first time I treated the stone with this product but it does not stand up to the texas heat. It needs to be done again, its been a year. Did get some in the pool but with little or no effect.
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I stayed away from under the rim, for fear of spilling in the pool , it does not last through the season , in the Texas heat, need to redo mine again. I would have your water tested if you spilled some in the pool.
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I use the vault around the pool. It gets splashed a bit but I've never tried the hard test of actual intentional submersion. I always make sure the gasket lining is tight and secure. Suggestion (which I may try): submerge vault WITHOUT jambox and see if it gets wet, and where. As for float trip, I'm guessing it'll stand up to a bit of a dunking but not rapids/rocks. It's well built and seems rugged but not sure I'd push it that far. I can tell you that it really seals up tight and the device sounds great even in the vault.
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I have not submerged it completely...but I have put it through everything short of that: 1) In the shower - mostly soaked the entire unit countless times.2) By the pool (with my kids) - it got splashed, bumped, fell off of benches onto concrete.3) Can of soda exploded onto it (overheated in a truck cab) - I was able to wash it off under a weak stream of water, no marks left.4) BURNING MAN - this thing survived a week in the Black Rock Desert and managed to bump out very high-quality tunes all day long in the playa dust.Overall, I'm a VERY happy customer.
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Hi, this is Steve over at Aqua Products. 1st this issue may be hard to diagnose over the internet, so if you want to talk to someone live please call 1-800-845-4856. Ok here are some ideas. First if you bring the cleaner up to the pool surface you should be able to see if the water flow switches from forward to backward after say 30 seconds if this does not happen it could be debris stuck in the intake, or in the propeller. Please also check if the bag was installed properly. lastly it could be a simple spring on the flap. I hope this helps.steve
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Give it time, it works great in a round pool, it will stop for a few seconds then it will continue it cycle, its like an old man its slow but gets the job done, this thing really works however just give it time to do its thing.
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I added to pool filter basket before it completely dissolved. No adverse affects that I know of. If poured into the pool directly, it will probably sit on the bottom and can be vacuumed into the filter. I am no expert. Good luck!!
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I never had this issue. My kids leaked all over the place all the time. But I did read another persons review with a similar issue. She had to cut a hole in the silicone to make it work.
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Mine has given me no problem at all and it gets wet a lot. For the price a guy could have a couple on hand!
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Take a sample of your pool water to your local pool supply store. They can test it for you and recommend how much to use. I recommend the liquid type (we buy the gallon jugs). Do not use tablets and throw them to the bottom of the pool. I heard it can damage the liner.
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Yep I dropped it in my pool yesterday actually, when I looked at it not a single drop of water inside. Just make sure to follow all the directions when you get the case. It needs to be submerged without your phone for thirty minutes. This is so you can tell if it's defective.
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Mine started to drip a few weeks after installation. Had to buy a new cartridge. Its been drip free for about a year, but it seems to be starting again.
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Hi; I bought the wall foam and bottom pad three years ago. Since they're on the outside of the pool liner (between the liner and the metal pool wall) it really shouldn't be exposed to much water, except maybe splashover. I haven't had any issues with it for the past three years. I can say this and the floor has made a remarkable difference in our 25 year old pool. You will like it!
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Yes, it will drip between. If you have anything below your deck, you should remove it or cover it up. This stuff should go on thick so overflow will be an issue.
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I would be very careful not to get it in the pool or on any plastic,vinyl or tile. Not sure what the solution might do to those areas.
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I put my Raymond Veil watch that I have owned for 15 years in the unit and went through the normal 3 minutes of pulsation. I did not have any problems. Yes it was a risk as the watch is very expensive but it worked out just fine and the watch looked great after I cleaned it. Raymond Veil is water proof for normal fall in the pool 10-15 feet so your watch should be fine.
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I have run mine through two consecutive two hour cycles.... No problems... All depends on how much is in your pool I would imagine...
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We have two dogs and it hasn't been an issue. Could depend in breed of dog too. Love the pool! Also bought a salt water chlorinator from Amazon - keeps the water clear with no hassle.