Will this protect decoupaged tiles if they are installed in a wall around a pool?
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This product is not the best choice due to the humidity and water that will be present in that area. You would be better off using a waterproof varnish (found at a hardware store) or the Liquitex Soluvar Varnish.
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I don't know for sure. They seem to be secured with some type of glue, but I imagine if you wanted to break out the tiles that it comes with, you could put in something of your own choosing.
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I do.. over time it "deposits" light blue residue on the concrete/plaster/gunnite (which I personally like) - this makes the pool walls very resistant to any growth.. just be careful with chlorine.. if you dump chlorine in - the blue buildup will make a dark stain (had to use acid to remove) - you have to dilute the chlorine and add to skimmer. ( with this system you can get by with much less chlorine) - using just a chlorine floater with tablets seems to work well.
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It will save you from evaporation - reduces - as well as heat your pool and maintain its temperature. Good product.
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Yes, if the existing cover is not raised. However it does not qualify as a safety cover for the main drain. It is not anchored, and will move off the drain from time to time if you use a pool sweep.
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Personally I applied a coat of red guard to waterproof the entire area, niche included. Thereafter I used a polymer modified mortar. Adhesion is very strong for tile, even natural stone such as white marble (using a white drying mortar)
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IF YOU WANT CLEAR (they have white also). Used it in my hot tub to seal some underwater lights and it has held up in the chlorine just fine. If you have big voids between tiles not sure if I would use it, but smaller spaces (1/4" or smaller), I would imagine it would work fine.
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the lip of my pool is beveled so I called the company to ask if it would work. they were very pleasant and suggested a simple bracing to keep the unit level. I've had the product in the pool for almost a year now. I'm very satisfied with it. suggest you call the company about your specific issue.
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Yes. The holes are intentional. They let any water that has settled on top out. Without them you wouldn't be able to pull the cover off nearly as easily. By the way this isn't really meant to be a pool cover. It's a solar heater. And helps keep heat in overnight. You should buy the regular cover and stick it over the top of the solar cover over night if you really want to keep your pool clean
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The brackets that hold the cover in place when not in use are made of pv c and very lite weight I have a 22 ft round free standing pool with no problems
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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 used this to repair cracked and/or missing grout between wall tiles. The tiles were securely attached to the wall. If your tiles are loose, you will need to use an adhesive first to re-set and secure your loose floor tile.
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This worked for me over a shower I did. All tile walls with glass accents. I grouted first as you want the sealer to not only seal the tile ( pebbles ) and the grout from water intrusion. Not shiny, just sealed. I will reseal once each year.
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I use it for the pump on my pool cover. It does have a gasket to make it water proof. Mine has been underwater when it rains but I can't guarantee what would happen if underwater 100% of the time
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I don't have the Aquaguard. I got The Pool Protector. Haven't installed it yet but it appears to be portable. The manual instructions call for the unit to be mounted by a single screw to the deck surrounding the pool but, I suppose. you could secure it in any way you want. The problem is that the entire unit is not waterproof and if it gets knocked into the pool it may be damaged. So you will need to secure it somehow.Hope this helps.
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No it will not; i have a soft side intex pool; and it will not damage it at all. i have used it so much I love it.
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We have these steps on our pool and we have a pad under them so they won't damage the liner. I also order the pad through Amazon and it works great.