Does this work on coated foam pool floats to repair the coating?
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I believe it will work on any rubber surface and will remain flexible which is why it was ideal for use on my fishing boots.
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Hi this is Steve at Aqua Products: While our unit may work under floating covers Robotic cleaners have floating cables and the cover will most likely affect their ability to move about the pool. So in sum I recommend not to use it while covered. Hope this helps.
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Yes, actually I used this the other today to repair my father's headliner that started falling from the front. Peel it back spray the foam and the fabric let sit for at least 5 mins the slowly roll the fabric back down.
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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.
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I'm sorry for my last answer. My response was for another item I just purchased. I would contact the seller because I have a cement pool.
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Try googling the tube manufacturer. Pool repair might work if you slip it into the rip and glue it on the inside surface of tube. Then another patch on the outside to sandwich the rip. Depends on tube material too.
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I'm not sure, but I can tell you it flaked up after 2 years around my salt water pool, also it made it very slippery even after I added anti slip shark grip particles before applying it. If that's your intended use consider something else.
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I don't think so. Where is the leak and what kind of leak is it?I was not impressed. If the leak is under water, i think under-water epoxy is the best joce. It is used on swimming pools and I used it on a leaking pool light connector. It worked great.
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It might work if you are trying to remove a small rust stain from a bobby pin or bbs. My recommendation is do not let acid sit very long on the vinyl. I purchased it to use in a plaster pool and it worked well.
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If it is one of those prefab fiberglass or resin fountains then I would say yes. I used it to fix the bottom of my prefab fountain that had cracks in the bottom and the water would leak out. Measure out equal parts of the two liquids in separate cups. Then combine them and stir real quick. Then pour in the bottom of the fountain and tip the fountain around so the mixture runs around the bottom and covers the entire bottom. Sit it in the sun for about 15 minutes at it will be good to go. I did two coatings and my fountain is still going strong with no leaks 2 years after I used this on it. It dries a bright white and dries very fast especially in the sun. You can always spray paint the portion you repair if you don't like the white color. Of course if your leak or leaks are not in the bottom like mine were then modify how much mixture you make and you can always brush it on with a small paint brush or something. Hope this helps.
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Unfortunately, the industry does not provide adequate fixes for tubes that require more than small patch. I have had a large towable leak at the seams, which is unrepairable. I then researched vigorously to find a replacement tube, and was not successful. Most of what is out there as a replacement is close to the price of new one, especially when they are on sale or become clearance items. The only other resource might be to check out the pool patches for soft sided lined pools. Those patch kits are larger, and the bonding glue is impressively strong.
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Handy Andy . . I wish I could answer your question, unfortunately I have enameled coated steel tubs, it does work great on them.
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I've used it on the pvc in pool plumbing with great success. Under high pressure as well. If the skimmer is the right kind of plastic it will do the job for sure.
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If we are talking about the Pool Cover Pump, most definitely. But if you are going to use it for that take an old stocking and wrap it around the base. This way you will keep out any debri from clogging up the propeller
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Yes we use it on a vinyl pool. Have been for about a month every thing seems fine
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It should work, its a wax coating and will have to be reapplied periodically to maintain the finish.
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Yes it can. I have a salt water pool and it works just fine. I haven't noticed any corrosion and I've had my SharkVac for about two years now.