Please suggest me the right strong patches to cover a 10 inches vertical cut and support water of my above ground swiming pool of 48 inches height
146326
If your pool has m,etal-backed walls a strip of thin vinyl should fix the problem. If the walls are self-supporting e.g. Intex or similar you may have to use a thicker vinyl, as long as it is really flexible.
146327
I repaired 2 tears with this product. One was about 18" long and the other was about 10" long. and were up to 3/8 wide Both were on the bottom of my 48" deep vinyl pool. I was losing water like mad. I had to use weights to hold me under water, so I ended up sticking them on hastily (not heated), but they are holding just fine, even after several passes with the pool brush. Just make sure you get the rounded corners and edges glued down. I would recommend this product to anyone.
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It comes with a tarp which doesn't extend much beyond the dimensions of the pool, so in order for it to be of help the pool needs to be placed very exactly. I would recommend that if you want more padding under the pool that you get a "happy pad," which will guard against sharp edges of stones and things like that.
293729
You should get the pad closest to the size of your pool. You will have to trim it to fit your pool with a scissors as it is not designed to go up the sides of the pool.
218471
Our pool is 20 x 40 and we had to cut some off of the end and the corners. It was 20 ft wide though. I think it would still work for yours. Just have gaps on the side.
1141083
I used vinyl pool repair kit make sure you apply adhesive to patch, both sides of vinly were smooth ours was under water so fold it upon itself until you reach the area to be patch then open and place patch.hold for a few seconds. still holding this year. PS I would put adhesive on rough side.
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I have a standard above ground pool that measures 48 inches high. We have an additional 6-7 inches of decking above the pool edge and they fit well. These steps work perfect because the top step is roughly at 40 inches. I believe they would work for your pool at 54 inches because the there are two adjustable pieces that stick off to the left in the picture that would be adjustable at a higher height and still hold the steps in place.
2236984
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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It does and was long enough to cover my 32' pool, actually had to remove a couple of sections.
586807
I believe that you would have to use a patch and a lot of luck. It also takes a fairly long drying time for the patch so don't rush the drying time. I live in the south and we don't have a lot of snow so I have mostly used the patches on pool floats and liners.
735388
I have a 18 foot diameter pool and the 18 covers it perfectly. you could cut the 18 down.
2059493
This foam was glued on and used to both help insulate and give a softer touch to a 27 foot circular pool sides. The liner went over it so no water really would affect the foam. I have a piece left over I will see if water soaks through it tomorrow and respond.
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My son and I did not empty our pool. In fact, the pool was 4-1/2 feet deep. It was kind of hard to stay down at the bottom since our rip was that far down. I do highly recommend wearing goggles while doing this. Some glue particles do float around in the pool and can get in your eyes if your not careful. My son and I both had goggles on and I was glad we did. Our patch from last year is still holding and I know for a fact that it is partly on the metal of the pool siding. I am completely happy with this patch.
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Works for my 12x24x48" above ground pool. Just had to jury-rig a couple of straps to hold it in place, and add a weight to hold it down. I used an empty chem bottle filled with rocks. Keeps the top of the pool clean and clear, and I was surprised at the amount of debris the filter caught.
833767
The only thing I can think of to try is Clear Gorilla Tape.. that stuff is strong.. I have used it for pool floats and it works
319460
I found that with my pool I have enough to cover the pool and a little extra that I pull up the sides and clip to the frame. this helps keep it from moving around in wind or from the water jet on the pump.
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I have a 28 foot pool. The hangover would be the only thing that you would have to worry about, but I would suggest figuring out your spacing before you drill any holes to make sure it will hold the entire cover without too much hangover. That said, I believe it should work out for you!
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I have an above ground 24' round. My property slants to an 18" drop so the pool didn't need to be fenced all around. I used 5 sections of the fence for the area that wasn't 48" high from the ground. It wasn't hard to put up but you needed 2 people who are familiar with tools.