Skimmer leaking in Question

[PoolDoc]

Hate that. Wrote a complete reply, hit the wrong button, and PUFF! it's gone. I know better.

Anyhow.

All the materials I've used seem to last only 3 - 5 years. In the past, on concrete pools, I'd chip out and replace epoxy patches every few years, till they got read to actual refurbish the pool. Not sure that would be safe on a skimmer. It would be awful easy to crack the skimmer.

You might want to look at this material: https://www.amazon.com/Ruscoe-Nitril...dp/B07CL4JWVR/ It has been one of the longer lasting materials I've worked with . . . but messy .

But be SURE to read the tech data on their website FIRST!

[PoolDoc]

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