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Posted by Bob F on September 29, 2007, 9:40 pm
>>
>> > My sister lives in another state. She says that her water bed is
>> > leaking around a patch that was done earlier.
>>
>> > I think the patch originally stopped the leak, but is now leaking
>> > again.
>>
>> > Would it be better to try to remove the old patch and then patch the
>> > area again or just patch over the patch?
>>
>> > What would make removing the old patch easier?
>>
>> > Thanks for your time
>>
>> Did she try any Bar's Leaks in the water bed?
>>
>> [8~{} Uncle Monster
>
> Reading how Bar's Leaks work, it would seem to me not suited for
> waterbed.
>
> One web pages says........
> convenience. When Bar's Leaks is added to the cooling system, the
> pellets quickly dissolve under heat and circulation, releasing tens of
> thousands of individual Rhizex Particles which continually circulate
> in suspension throughout
>
> http://www.barsleaks.net/how2works.html
>
> I would be interested if someone has actually successfully tried this,
> though.
I think (hope?) it was a joke.
A patch attached with aquaseal or urethane caulk might work better to fill the
gap that would normally result where patch covers the old patch edge.
Bob
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