Is it good for pool screens
1821402
We use it for window screens only and so far so good. Applying it was super simple, cut out the area, apply heat via hair-dryer, done! Make sure you decide on the proper color, black or silver. I thought we had black screens but then found out it was actually silver, so we see a bit of an outline were the rim of the patch overlaps onto the actual screen.
337295
I don't use it in the pool. If you do, I am sure it will rust over time and stop functioning. This is not a high quality item with water-proofing. It is a simple bar counter that functions as promised.
94216
I would say no. Screen filter at bottom prevents objects from entering pump. This is only for use as a Sump Pump.
185772
Yes. I think it does help. Not greatly. But it forms a very thin layer on the surface. Even if you break the surface, the film will come back together. I'm sure it's main purpose is conservation when no one is in the pool. But it helps keep my pool water stay warm overnight, on cool nights.
1338725
Morning Branton, In my opinion, if the pool is solid like a SPA, I would use the mat because it helps add support and structure. If the pool is thin in consruction the the cloth would be a better repair. In my experiances the mat is for strength and the cloth is for appearance.
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.
883146
The screens are translucent -- so if you have bright light, it will diffuse the light but not completely block the sunlight. I think it should work as a good block to keep the strong sunlight from "sunbleaching" fabric etc.
1416181
I own several screens. The spandex screen is a good stretch screen. As far as image it all depends on your projector. A good projector you can watch on a standard wall. Image always depends on projectors.
2054642
I have a vinyl pool and it works great on that. I also don't have the max amount of suction and it still works well for me. If the sides of my pool needed a lot of attention, then I don't know if I would be as happy with it. Only occasionally do I see it climbing the sides.
84331
Hmmm. I can't say for sure. It depends on how big the bucket. I'm pretty sure the page gives the dimensions, so you can measure your bucket and compare.In general, I'd say that this wouldn't be a great choices for screening clay particles from water. I think it would rust. But I'm not sure about that. Perhaps some kind of plastic screen would be a better choice? Good luck!
1542325
Technically yes but I have to ask - are you chlorinating the inflatable pool? This prevents the sun from burning off the chlorine in the water so it doesn't make sense to use it unless you are chlorinating. Also, be aware that this is an acid and will lower ph which can cause skin irritation if you let it get too low. If you use trichlor pucks to chlorinate - stabilizer is already in them.
246543
Personally I wouldn't use this on a large screen. There's plenty of other products that do a good job cleaning big surfaces. Smitty's is best on glasses and small screens that get handled a lot.
52275
I would think it work well for this. We have used this in our fiberglass pool to remove metal stains. It works the best of anything we have tried. Hope this helps.
1821634
I believe it is intended for vinyl pools. That's what we have. It does a great job.
2231931
I would think so. We have been using it all summer on our 18'x52' pool and it work great!
746995
I don't know, but our pool is a chlorinated pool. This is a carbon seal so it should work for any application.
791355
My pool is salt. I also have a mechanically run cover that keeps it very clean. I only use this and muratic acid. I find that pool stores push a lot of products that are not necessary. Like conditioner/cyanuric acid is only needed at very low levels to prevent chlorine loss.Research it and you'll see 2-20 is range to do its job...not 30-50 like pool companies recommend.