Is this product suitable for chips in plaster around relief devices and bottom suction on inground pools?
481915
Yes it will work. Make sure after you apply the epoxy, give it about a day to setup. Use a sponge to smooth out the chipped area.
481916
I just finished applying to old tile grout, around pool....Its been about 3 days now it hasn't set up rock hard...This job is beginning to look like a bust....No chlorine in pool....
481917
I used it underwater on the tile grout and sealed it without a problem. It was quite quick to adhere. It most likely would work.
1336059
Yes, It can be used for small Inground pools as well as all above ground pools.
1925403
Absolutely! I put chips that I have soaked in water and drained in and let it do its thing! LOVE IT!
128996
Foam insulation is fine. We have used it on pex with no issues, but you need constant water in pipe. (Do not use on drain lines it will melt the plastic)
1601739
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.
1731943
Absolutely, Ihave had mine for a year and it has worked for removing lawnclippings,dirt and various debris.It works really good in my in ground pool
786469
i don't think it would be useful on an intex pool due to chemical interactions between the plastic of the pool and the putty itself. it's more sauitable to concrete type pools and thicker plastic parts.
1325152
I haven't used it around an in ground pool. When applying the surface must be dry. After it dries it will withstand anything you can throw at it. Mine has lasted a year and a half so far. Rain, snow, ice. It has persevered. I don't see why it would not work well for your purpose.
2006844
Yes, I have a vinyl lined pool and it works great. The granules melt very quickly and I never see any residue on the bottom of the pool. I prefer it to any other shock that I have tried and I have tried a lot of others.
2277541
I've used a pool vac in my pebble tek pool for 14 years. I'm just now replacing my pool vac (I've replaced many parts, but now I'm replacing everything). The parts that come in contact with the pool wear out faster than if they were in contact with a plaster pool's surface, but that's to be expected since the pebble tek coating isn't as smooth as plaster. The pool vac keeps the pool very clean.
1535064
No it cannot be used in that application. Thsi si designed for an in-ground concrete pool.
675558
Yes I would say so. The scrubbing pad is a lightweight material, possibly made of nylon, in fact I believe it is a kitchen scrubber for pots and pans. I use it in our concrete pool.
2238755
Yes. I used it for debris at the bottom of my spa and it worked well. Sometimes the filter comes loose and you have to open it and fix it, but otherwise it's a good non-motorized solution.
2277540
Yes..I have used these many times with pebble tek it will work fine. The only draw back is that it will wear the easily replaceable feet a little sooner than a regular plaster type pool .
2121575
Yes I have an inground pool. I am not sure what you mean about tiled? If you just have tile around the top border and steps and a design on the bottom. them it will work fine.
1686902
It should work fine. I've repaired chips on sinks and stoves and it's made a big difference.
1189141
It may work OK. You can use this like nail polish, a little or a lot. I blotted the liquid on the sink with a tissue, to have less on the surface. It seemed to fill the chip spot perfect with very little product. My sink was a marble look swirl, off white and beige.