will it work for pool tiles..as a a temporary fix?
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Interesting timing. We are using it to replace some pool tiles as we speak. We lowered the water to apply the tiles. After two days, the tiles are not set. Read instructions, after the fact, and learned it takes one to two weeks to dry--oh my! Am now wondering how it will hold once "cured" when we raise the water level. Have used this product on other above water applications and it is an amazing product!
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Hi James - not sure I can say. I just used mine to fix a spa leak, which worked for some time, but is now leaking again, so will need to reapply at the end of the season again. However, if you look at all the Amazon answers & reviews, and the ones on the company websites, I seem to recall seeing your very situation and question discussed by others who were looking to fix their pools. So I believe your answer is to be found in those discussions. Good luck!
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Yes it will work just great, I am using it on a 19ft x 9ft x 54in pool with a salt water filter, they are compatible. I checked with the manufacturer.
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I can't say for sure but i used it to repair some chips on the porcelain of a toilet. I used it to repair the tub floor in a rental house. I have not checked to see how it has held up. It goes on like paint and it does not have much thickness to it. I have seen pictures online of tiled showers that were painted with this and it looked good. I guess if you are just looking to make the tile water proof again it would work.
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We did not end up using our kit like this one. We used a patch from a pool store with there glue that they recommended. It has worked great so far. There patch was thicker.
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I would be very careful not to get it in the pool or on any plastic,vinyl or tile. Not sure what the solution might do to those areas.
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I think maybe super glue might work better for that. This is more like a sealant for the edges of your fish tank, not so much a glue. I used it to seal tile seams (which didn't work great), but it peels off easily with a little rubbing (sort of like rubber cement).
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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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I have a concrete pool here in FLORIDA and it works well. Surface is Marzite (sp)
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We used this tape on the bottom of our 52" pool .. we cut it slightly bigger than the hole ... held it in place several minutes and it has stayed stuck very well. I would say ... yes it will work for you.
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The Kreepy Krause I have works fine on plaster.If your pool is plastered you should not have any issues with it.
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Probably not. Unless you have cement pads that are as high as the pool walls.
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I have not used it for removing tiles, however, if used to remove floor tiles i would think that it will do the job.
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I honestly don't know. Probably works for stick-on tiles but I wouldn't trust its long-term use on pipes or radiators the same as silicon.
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I used to repair a hole in a piece of PVC Pipe on our pool self stick stretched it as i was installing works great......
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It's fine. I use it on my pebble sheen finish. I also called Pebble technologies (manufacturer) and they told me it was OK, as did a pool guy I know.
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Yes, however I would recommend a better quality product called plast-aid. It's purpose is for pool n pipe repairs, which is what u want it for, and it is easier to work with and seems to hold better.