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Hi, So I have these spots under my liner where vermiculite seems to have gone (or was never applied properly? not sure). I was thinking filling that in with hydraulic cement following someone's suggestion. I looked a bit into hydraulic cement durability and it seems like it usually isn't a very...

Thanks guys, I'll try carving it out of a rubber sheet

Hi, I need to replace a few gaskets (skimmer, returns) and having a hard time finding "official" ones due to pool age and being in Canada and maybe covid. I found some cork gaskets that might fit but as I'm replacing the liner I think I need the rubbery ones that go behind the liner. I'm not...

This looks perfect. Thank you so much!

Ok thanks, must be some sort of mistake in that info I found then. Would this be repaired by putting a patch of fresh vermiculite? Would that bond properly just on its own or is it trickier than that?

Well, I am the new installer :) I thought it might be vermiculite but I then found that it is supposed to be squishy and what I have is not squishy at all. Maybe it's grout but would that be durable under these pressure and moisture conditions? It's gray just like concrete but without any rocks...

Hi everyone, I have an old inground pool that I inherited from the previous home owner who patched their (very old) liner in one spot. As I was looking into replacing the liner with a new one I noticed that the floor has an irregularity which seemed to be close to the spot where the old liner...