Hi,
all.I must say this forum has some interesting posts and I have also founf a couple of nice hints for myself. Maybe someday I'll be able to help a newbie .
Anyway I stuffed up the liner. Stupidly I put in slow sloving chlorine. The pool was cloudy so I didn't see it deposit on the floor. Bottom line is that when I finnally got the water crystal clear I saw the damage.
The chlorine has taken out the color of the liner and has even eaten out part of it !! Now I have a large white stain on the bottom. Large I mean about 2m X 1m white stain.
Question is.....can I do something about it without replacing the Liner. I was thinking of solutions like:
1) Paint the area. I've seen paint for pool ( I think it usually goes con cement pool and spa's)
2) May I can put a large patch on it. Something along the lines of a repair kit only very bug.
3)Stickers? Maybe something I can apply on the liner.
4)home made solution. Buy a piece of liner. Cut it out .Put in on the liner and glue it with an appropriate glue.
Any Ideas are welcome.
Thanks
Carmelo
all.I must say this forum has some interesting posts and I have also founf a couple of nice hints for myself. Maybe someday I'll be able to help a newbie .
Anyway I stuffed up the liner. Stupidly I put in slow sloving chlorine. The pool was cloudy so I didn't see it deposit on the floor. Bottom line is that when I finnally got the water crystal clear I saw the damage.
The chlorine has taken out the color of the liner and has even eaten out part of it !! Now I have a large white stain on the bottom. Large I mean about 2m X 1m white stain.
Question is.....can I do something about it without replacing the Liner. I was thinking of solutions like:
1) Paint the area. I've seen paint for pool ( I think it usually goes con cement pool and spa's)
2) May I can put a large patch on it. Something along the lines of a repair kit only very bug.
3)Stickers? Maybe something I can apply on the liner.
4)home made solution. Buy a piece of liner. Cut it out .Put in on the liner and glue it with an appropriate glue.
Any Ideas are welcome.
Thanks
Carmelo