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I tried the J-B water weld 8277 epoxy putty. I think it works best bonding plastic to plastic. I applied a pea size amount to the posts on the bottom of the cover, then dived down wearing the kids' goggles and pressed it to the floor and stood on it for the 25 minute set time. An hour later the...

You are correct the cover is not damaged at all. It's the plastic posts underneath that stick up from the plaster cracked into pieces. Where they used to be is basically flush with the floor. No way screw into unless I drill new holes. That would be a challenge under water.

Thank you. This may be a cosmetic thing more than for safety. I usually have the intake valve from the drain shut. The pool does a fantastic job of circulating and cleaning itself through the skimmer. My main concern would be if I ever want to sell the house, I don't want someone freaking out...

I have a dilemma with my drain covers. The screws were sticking up and when I tried to tighten them, the plastic was so brittle that it cracked into pieces and no the screws don't have anything to dig in to so one cover is completely off. I would like to reattach the drain cover so I tried an...

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Hello everyone, This is my first post to the forum. It's my first time owning a pool and I've been using this website for a couple summers to help solve issues and learn more about my pool. Although I have a lot to learn, I've been doing my best to keep the water clear and usually perform the...