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  1. 05-22-2007 07:51 AM #4
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    Default Re: hole in liner

    When I was experimenting in preparation for laying a deep end patch I tried a couple patch kits and the adhesives would quickly curl the patch making it almost impossible to lay correctly. Boxer-100, available at pool stores is a slow acting adhesive that won't curl a patch. The downside is it takes time to cure once the patch is placed. Have not tried patching on a wall. A bottom patch is easy....just drop a sandbag on it for a couple days. For the side you may be able to hang a sand filled pillowcase over the side to get some force on it. Don't need much force, just a little to keep it in place while it sets. Anyhow...you may want to give it a try.
    http://www.boxeradhesives.com

    Al
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