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    Default Re: coping misaligned

    Our only experience is our pool. I don't know why you'd get this problem unless two sections of your coping meet at the same place that two pieces of your wall meet, and settling has occurred.

    I wouldn't bang anything. Since the coping is attached to the walls, you could break or bend them, plus who knows what would happen to the concrete inside the coping?

    Personally, unless you can find out the cause of the height different and fix the cause without doing more damage to something else, I wouldn't mess with it. Jo
    40,000 gal. DIY IG vinyl pool , Zodiac SWG, sand filter w/ Zeobrite, 3 Aqua Genie skimmers, 2 HP pump, pavers

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    Default Re: coping misaligned

    Actually it was a bad install, and the pool company has gone under.
    It's really not up and down misalignment but side to side.
    Guess the coping was screwed into the polymer walls wrong.

    Maybe I could put some kind of sealer on the back of the low sides of the coping clips to even them out a little.

    Thanks for the reply!
    cj
    Sand filter, 20-40 vinyl liner

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