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    Never heard of this tape, can you tell us some more about it and what it costs?

    I have a 20 x 40 IG with similar steps, I just don't bother to cover the steps, not that much area to worry about.

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    I'm going to go ahead and order it since it's only $4.99. I'll let you all know when I get it what it's like.
    Sherra
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    18x34 IG 2' radius rectangle vinyl liner (approx 27,500 gal) 1 1/2" pipes installed March 2006
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    I ordered a cover for my 16x32 IG with steps last year. I ordered the 16x36 for an extra $10 and it worked out great. But like Kaybinster says, the little area of the steps isn't worth too much trouble....

    Curious, are you ordering a clear or blue cover? Any experience to say one's really better than the other?

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    I would have ordered the next size up, but it was cheaper to order the step section and tape. I'm getting a blue cover...just a 12 mil. If this works well for us, I may "upgrade" to a clear when the time comes in a few years and this one wears out. We're in South Carolina and our water temp is already up in the low 70s in the afternoons here. We'll probably be "breaking in" our pool this weekend. It's supposed to be in the mid/upper 80s all this week and I'm sure the water temp will be in the mid/upper 70s by the end of the week. Our pool is fully in the sun from about 9:30 in the morning until sunset. The cover is mostly just going to be to minimize heat loss at night.
    Sherra
    Kershaw County South Carolina
    18x34 IG 2' radius rectangle vinyl liner (approx 27,500 gal) 1 1/2" pipes installed March 2006
    (previous AG pool owner)

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    I ahve a 18X38 ft pool with steps and a swimout. I have used a solor cover (20x40)for 3 years with out a reel and it seemed to be fine. I don't think covering the steps is a big deal but for a few $$ what the heck (good call). This year I have a reel and I plan on using the 20X40 cover uncut. Happy swimming.
    Ed

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