paintable resin for INTEX AGP edge?

[Plug.And.Play]

Hi all, I have been a reader of this forum for several years. I would like to ask for advice because after 6 years of honorable service the side of my intex pool, which is installed in a stable way and therefore is exposed to summers and winters, especially the side most exposed to the sun, has begun to fray. Basically the rubber compound in the part most exposed to traction is starting to give and small portions of the tissue are starting to be exposed.
It basically looks like a fluff....

I know that it is an irreversible process and that sooner or later it will involve the need to replace the liner (and at that point the whole pool) but I was wondering if it was not possible to slow down this process by painting the edge, where the problem is manifesting itself, with some resin. I would like advice on which type of gummy resin is suitable for the purpose in your opinion. Thanks to anyone who can advise me!

 

[kellyfair]

When I had Intex, when my liner got to that point the uprights and tees were also rusting, so I ended up replacing. How do yours look? Can we see photos of fraying?

 

[CT-Steven]

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