I owe these forums a lot of money. Fixed my heater, now I need to address the cover.

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Between fixing my swamp condition, getting advice on 'alternative' chemicals to my local pool store's pricing, and now saving me at least $150 by replacing a $15 sensor in my heater, I think I'd be one frustrated pool owner otherwise.

Now, what to do about my cover? A large branch fell onto it over the winter and punched several holes in the Merlin Safety cover. Can I just buy those stick-on patches, or should I get it professionally repaired?
 
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