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Posted by Dan Espen on June 16, 2006, 8:10 pm
> If I replace the liner on my 12' x 24' AG pool can I just drain it, let it
> dry, then put the new liner over the original liner???
> This is a little unusual as I have a variable depth liner. One end of the
> pool is dug out to make a 6' deep end. the procedure for installing the
> liner is to streatch the sides of the liner over the pool walls until the
> bottom of the liner streatches across the top of the pool. then use clothes
> pins to hold the liner in place while you fill it with water. the water
> stretches the liner into place forming it to the carefully dug out bottom.
> you release and move the clothes pins to allow the liner to settle into
> place. This would allow the new liner to fit right into the old liner
> without buckleing and wrinkles..?????
> Has anyone tried this??? Or should I just remove the old liner 1st???
> ( I'm going to try and find the leak and plug it 1st...
I think you'll make a mess.
Better to just patch the leak.
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> dry, then put the new liner over the original liner???
> This is a little unusual as I have a variable depth liner. One end of the
> pool is dug out to make a 6' deep end. the procedure for installing the
> liner is to streatch the sides of the liner over the pool walls until the
> bottom of the liner streatches across the top of the pool. then use clothes
> pins to hold the liner in place while you fill it with water. the water
> stretches the liner into place forming it to the carefully dug out bottom.
> you release and move the clothes pins to allow the liner to settle into
> place. This would allow the new liner to fit right into the old liner
> without buckleing and wrinkles..?????
> Has anyone tried this??? Or should I just remove the old liner 1st???
> ( I'm going to try and find the leak and plug it 1st...