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Thanks,,, 2hrs till lift off if anyone else has another opinion. Odd thing to me is,,, when they originally put the pool in, they never put that rubber gasket between the liner and pool wall,, they had a rubber one in the pool and the cork and rubber were on the outside with the lock nut...

Thats an interesting config,,, from the outside, you have locknut, cork gasket, pool wall,,, then you go to the inside which goes pool wall, rubber gasket, liner, rubber gasket,,, anybody else? seems odd to me to have a rubber gasket against the pool wall with the liner sanwiched between 2...

high folks, I spent quite a bit of time searching the forum for this answer, but I did not find it, so sorry if this has been covered. My delema is that I am putting a new liner in tomorrow morning and I dont have much time for an answer. I even googled and came up short. I have an above ground...

Yeah, I was going to do the wall 1st because I figured if I did the floor 1st, there would be a lot of impressions from walking all over it to do the wall and cove, but it would be a lot less messy to do the wall after the floor was in so the roll of wall pad wouldn’t be touching the sand...

Cant believe I went to the pool place today to get new skimmer gaskets etc in preperation,,, then I dared to ask the question " what do you sell for wall foam adhesive" I couldnt believe it when she pulled out a can of 3M blue 72,,, then I was even more shoked when I seen the price tag of $...

72 Blue,,, thank you sir

Come on guys, I know someone knows,,,,Im running out of time :cheers:

Thanks for the pointers,,,, I wont be able to get it all done in one day for variouse reasons,,,, looks like I can get the foam up on day one, and finish the job on day 2, I dont want to put the floor in till the day I put the liner in,,, there will be to much condensation on top of the Gorilla...

Hahaha,,, thanks for your concern, I appreciate your honesty. Not being certain, I am being cautious. Last thing I want to do out in the heat right now is watch my newly installed foam wall dissolve 20 minutes after I put it up LOL. Any help is appreciated. I went to the 3M website,, browsed...

Ok, now it is clear as mud,,, as NWMNMom mentioned,, if it has acetone as an ingredient, it will eat up the foam. as stated on the can it does have acetone as an ingredient. It seems as though I am confused as this thread continues,,, thats because I am. Please help LOL. I needed to do the pool...

I just picked up 4 cans of 3Mâ„¢ Super 77â„¢ Multipurpose Adhesive because I happened to be at a hardware store. There is no mention on the can that it is for "polystyrene", nor is it blue spray. Should I use this product if theres no mention of "polystyrene"? It says "Bonds many...

Anybody? Bueller?

nudge :)

OK,,, I just checked online for this product,,, found many variations of how many ounces per can,,, so when we were talking about 1 can should do it,,, what size can were we refering too? Thanks

3Mâ„¢ Super 77â„¢ Multipurpose Adhesive,, got it,,, thanks,, I will try and find locally,,, I'll get 2 cans,,, just in case. Thanks everyone! Also, as i mentioned , I am looking for Blue, and found these specs, which contradict the above statement that 77 is blue? Im confused Specifications: 72...