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Just want to say thank you @1poolman1. Everything is all finished and now I can sit back and enjoy my new lights

success!

Butyl tape in (y)

https://aquabondadhesives.com/product/abp-1000-wet-niche-potting-compound-single-use-pouch/ Is this what you're talking about? Mix this together and smother the bond lug in the niche? Is there something like it I can get from HD or Lowes?

Thanks to a $10 electrician's fish tape, this day wasn't such a disaster. I got the light wire through the conduit.. before I pull the bond wire back.. Is this okay or should I replace it? Some of the insulation is stripped near the top.

I was thinking of taping the bonding wire to the new wire and pulling the bonding wire from the conduit.. good idea?

Ok now I really need help from you guys. I was doing the pool light fixture and was making headway but the taping holding the old and new wire broke off about 3/4 of the way. Any recommendations on how to get the new wire through?

What's the best way to seal the light conduit?

Thanks for the tidbit. I decided to try my luck with the spa since the pool was giving me fits. I threw some dish soap down the conduit and was able to get the new wire through with a lot of elbow grease. So I know I'm not a complete idiot and maybe it is something specifically with the pool.

I'm trying to get this done while my pool is drained during a remodel. I cut off the wires at the junction box and unscrewed the clamp, but the pool light cable is still ridiculously stubborn. From the niche side, I can only push and pull it a few inches before it gets stuck. Here's how it...

I need a new filter housing after getting some unsolicited help :rolleyes: So I'm trying to figure out if I need to keep the same one or upgrade based on the gallons in my pool.